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Read the original →Red Hat has expanded its education and certification programs to support enterprise use of AI. Courses have been revised to cover Red Hat OpenShift AI 3.3, and a certification for skills in developing and operating AI applications is also offered.
Read the original →Lauren Girouard, a researcher at Harvard Graduate School of Education and the University of Michigan, said that by preschool age a child is able to learn information from technology.
Read the original →Yokosuka City, V, Itonabu and Hakuhodo Products will hold the educational program 'YOKOSUKA Mirai Digital Classroom' for elementary and junior high students at venues in Yokosuka from October 2026 to January 2027. Participation is free, and advance registration is required through Peatix.
Read the original →Eiko, part of the Z-kai Group, announced on the 2nd that its tutoring school 'Eiko no Kobetsu Visavis' will open a new course, 'School Support Pack', in October. The course is for students at private junior high schools and first- and second-year high school students.
Read the original →Edtech startup Cuensmart has released 'da Vinci Q', a debate platform in which AI poses questions instead of answers to broaden students' thinking.
Read the original →The opinion piece says generative AI is changing society in ways not fully understood and that people are growing dependent on it. It says its sycophantic nature and lack of empathy or critical thinking can encourage dangerous behavior, especially in younger people. It notes OpenAI is rolling out a ChatGPT model specifically for teens.
Read the original →Four opinion columnists write about how students, departments and the University administration could transform their relationship with AI.
Read the original →Austin school leaders are expanding classroom talks on artificial intelligence as Austin High School brings students and staff into the conversation.
Read the original →The author describes a guidance session held at their own school on using AI to set inquiry-project themes. The article introduces the content of that session.
Read the original →The piece is a contribution by Naohiro Hayashi, a former high school English teacher. After 18 years at public high schools, they now teach part-time and write actively about educational use of generative AI.
Read the original →Seikei University will hold the lecture on October 24. It is the 22nd lecture hosted by the Society 5.0 Institute.
Read the original →Tiger Corporation announced on October 6 that it has begun offering 'AI Bosai MASTER', an e-learning service for individuals and companies pursuing qualifications. The service combines a guarantee that fees are refunded if the user fails with AI-based learning analysis.
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