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How Schools Are Using AI to Reduce EdTech Clutter in Classrooms
Schools are drowning in disconnected software. Discover how unified AI platforms like Renaissance Intelligence aim to cut EdTech clutter and improve learning.
Speechify brings offline voice AI to Windows PCs for students
Speechify brings local voice AI to Windows, letting students use text-to-speech across all apps offline. Learn how to secure your child's voice data.
Khan Academy Adds AI Assessments and Team Leaderboards
Khan Academy is adding AI-driven assessments and team leaderboards. Learn what research says about how these new features impact student motivation and privacy.
Prodigy Wins EdTech Award, But Does It Actually Improve Math?
Prodigy recently won a 2026 EdTech Cool Tool Award for Best Game for Learning. Here is what research says about the platform's claims and gamified K-8 math.
AI Tutors Show Hidden Bias in Feedback for Students
A new Stanford study reveals AI tutors give unequal feedback based on a student's race, gender, and ability. Learn how to spot hidden biases in EdTech.
Do AI Video Calls Actually Improve Language Skills?
Duolingo's new research claims its AI video calls boost speaking skills and confidence. Learn what the science says about AI tutors for language learners.
Khan Academy Adds Free ELA Lessons for Middle and High School
Khan Academy has launched new, free English Language Arts courses for grades 4-10. Here is what research says about the platform's interdisciplinary approach.
Tech giants face millions in damages for addictive app design
Juries recently found Meta and Google liable for addictive platform designs. Learn what this landmark legal shift means for children's safety and app usage.
What a 93% AI Privacy Rating Actually Means for Students
A high privacy rating keeps student data safe from advertisers, but doesn't guarantee AI safety. Learn what parents must ask about classroom AI tools.
Do Tongue Twisters Actually Help Kids Learn New Languages?
Duolingo recommends tongue twisters for language learning, but research shows limits. Learn how parents and educators should use these pronunciation drills.
Google Commits $20M to Teen AI Literacy Curriculum
Google has launched a $20 million global initiative to fund open-source AI literacy resources. Learn what this means for parents, educators, and teens.
Coursera Brings Training to Copilot: What It Means for Students
Coursera is embedding AI training directly inside Microsoft Copilot. Discover why this corporate push for instant answers threatens deep learning for students.
