Our next Learning Engineering networking session is Oct 7, 1-2 PM ET.
Join conversations on emerging tech and make connections across the community.
π Oct. 7, 1 PM ET
π Register here: https://t.co/Ftn69ACCUg
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Join us on Oct. 7 for the final webinar in our Responsible AI in Ed Tech series with @RenPhilanthropy on "Building Accessible and Fair AI Tools."
π Oct. 7, 2 pm ET
π Register here: https://t.co/eOuo9NIOyV
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The Tools Competition is accepting abstracts through Oct. 13.
$4.5M+ across 4 tracks with prizes ranging from $50K-$300K.
π Due Oct. 13
π More details: https://t.co/JnwRc4sJTn
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New in The Cutting Ed: Faith Mundia explores why ed tech designed for other countries can miss the mark in international schools β and why those differences should be considered from the start.
π Read more: https://t.co/axuZE02pL3
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My new @Forbes column explores why counting screen minutes tells us little about learning.
When, why, and how students use technology is what matters.
π Read More: https://t.co/0RSILGjzgU
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Sept 30: the 2nd webinar in our Responsible AI in Ed Tech series with @RenPhilanthropy β Mitigating the Risks of Gen AI-Powered Tools.
π Sept 30
Register to hear strategies for building safe, age-appropriate AI tools: https://t.co/Rz7tlHy75V
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AI systems can behave very differently depending on the model, tools, information, permissions, and context involved.
In a new piece for The Cutting Ed, Joon Suh Choi explores what that means for educators.
Read more: https://t.co/Fw19AT2CnW
New APA report: 10 research-based recommendations for educators, families, school leaders, developers, and policymakers making decisions about ed tech.
π Read more: https://t.co/KCoG4lTQU8
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New 2025 PISA results: U.S. 15-year-olds up in rankings but the underlying scores tell a nuanced story. Compared with previous years, U.S. scores in math and science have stagnated, and reading has declined 14 points.
π Learn more: https://t.co/JY9IUTsS8Q
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@KumarAGargβs new op-ed in @The74 explores ASR in early literacy. Realizing its potential requires intentional R&D, rigorous evidence & responsible deployment. LEVI Literacy is supporting this work.
Read more: https://t.co/ThsGXqJHDF
New from @Stanford SCALE and the National Student Support Accelerator: evidence is strongest for human-led and AI-assisted tutoring. Evidence for AI-led tutoring is still limited.
π Read more: https://t.co/1tDUAgIcVK
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Sept. 23, 2-3 PM ET: our first webinar in the Responsible AI in Ed Tech series with @RenPhilanthropy.
Jennie Dougherty, Caitlin Mills, and Medha Tare on centering learners in AI ed tech.
π Sept. 23, 2β3 PM ET
π Register here: https://t.co/PuauoRtFiF
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New: the AI in Education Knowledge Base indexes 1,000+ open-access research articles across 180+ concepts.
π Explore the resource: https://t.co/Uyp1sSqWZp
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New @Chalkbeat analysis: most SEA AI guidance is short on concrete strategies, and AI detection tools are unreliable.
π Read more: https://t.co/CHhUEXBMlu
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π @IESResearch just awarded $17M+ through its Accelerate, Transform, and Scale Initiative β funding AI-Supported Project-Based Learning, MAGICAL-Math, and the WRITE AI Center.
π Read more: https://t.co/0VW0Qk6jAa
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New "5 Questions" with Medha Tare, Ph.D. of the @CooneyCenter at Sesame Workshop on translating learning science into ed tech product design β and what co-designing with kids teaches you.
π Read more: https://t.co/acgzRroN4O
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ICYMI: Bror Saxberg in our "5 Questions" on why education has been slow to apply learning science, the risks of over-relying on new tech like AI, and what evidence-based design actually looks like.
π Read More: https://t.co/tRbWr5idbo
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New in @The74: Meghan McCormick and Carly Robinson on Stanford SCALE research showing elementary students used an AI tutor far less than intended, and adding human support only modestly improved engagement.
π Read More: https://t.co/p4VXLytnRR
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New EdTechnical podcast: Owen Henkel from South Korea's Festival of Learning on why the field is thinking more carefully about where AI belongs in learning β and where it doesn't.
Chatbots aren't always the answer.
π Listen: https://t.co/xfQoUHGny9?
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