"What will tomorrow bring for AI in learning? Let's look at how you can tap into the power of Artificial Intelligence to enhance immersion and L&D personalization."

"Educators know AI will have a role in education, but still feel uncertain about the technology"

"Using generative AI as a TA can create the time and space necessary for supportive, caring relationships between instructors and students to form and develop."

"About a third of high school teachers (35%) say these tools do more harm than good. Roughly a quarter of middle school teachers (24%) and 19% of elementary school teachers say the same."

"Digital leisure reading on a phone, tablet, or computer, has many applications... but when it comes to aiding students’ reading comprehension, digital leisure reading appears to fall short of traditional print reading."

"It’s possible to maintain academic rigor and revise assessments in response to generative AI"

"While being mindful of the concerns of plagiarism, equity, and access, some have argued educators must not only accept AI in the classroom but must help their students use it effectively as part of their digital literacy (Bender 2024, 9)"

"By putting extra effort into understanding and addressing what learners need to reach maximum learning results, instructors manage to bring a new dimension to learning experiences. Specifically, they offer learners truly personalized learning, as well as a supportive community that helps them overcome any hurdle."

"Developing a workable school cellphone policy is no easy task as major constituents are often at odds: teachers may want them gone while students want unfettered access to them."

"The founder of a free job simulation app says it will benefits students who don’t have access to robust career networks and internship opportunities. They can become familiar with the niche vocabulary and specific tasks associated with the jobs they are considering."

"It might be tempting to simply ban generative AI use in courses to avoid having to make changes to assessments (and to avoid complicity in the use of dubiously ethical technological tools), but this approach would miss out on opportunities to prepare and empower students, as well as to create more effective ways of assessing student learning."

"The EdTech Navigator (ETN) framework stands out in its ability to effectively address these challenges. It ensures that technology integration is not just a process but a strategic one, aligned with educational goals, inclusive of all stakeholders, and responsive to the educational community's changing needs and expectations."

"This article highlights how generative AI can revolutionize education by personalizing learning experiences, automating administrative tasks, and creating dynamic content."

"[I]t includes powerful features like real-time video processing, a key feature that could finally allow the creation of powerful virtual assistants that support our daily life in real time."

"Students need to be prepared for a world with AI–and higher-ed must keep pace"

"Can ChatGPT make human writing more efficient, or is writing an inherently time-consuming process best handled without AI tools?"

"AI tools are powerful supports for student success–but must be harnessed responsibly"

"Educators say AR and VR tools greatly increase student engagement"

"Blended learning leverages the power of technology to create a more personalized and interactive learning experience. By combining real-time classroom teaching with self-paced online modules, students have the flexibility to learn at their own pace while also benefiting from the guidance of their teachers."

"In addition to the use of AI in education, schools must pay attention to several big tech challenges."

"When educational platforms, tools and resources are thoughtfully designed with user experience (UX) principles in mind, students are more likely to engage actively and meaningfully with the content."

"AI scoring could spur teachers to assign more writing although there are risks"

"When done properly, online teaching can be just as effective as on-campus teaching. It can deliver rich and rewarding educational experiences to a more diverse audience of students, particularly those who may — because of work, family responsibilities, or health reasons — can't attend classes on campus. And students appreciate the convenience and flexibility of online classes."

"Despite strict budgets and small IT teams, school districts must keep devices safely and continually refreshed. That task can be overwhelming in the face of such obstacles as reduced federal fundingand constantly evolving security threats."