How do institutions embed AI literacy in higher education?
Oxford University Press has published an AI Literacy Module that lecturers can assign to students. It provides skills to evaluate generative AI content.
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Oxford University Press has published an AI Literacy Module that lecturers can assign to students. It provides skills to evaluate generative AI content.
Read the original →Kyoto Sangyo University announced in August that it developed a generative AI offering round-the-clock chat advice on course planning and career concerns. It aims for a trial introduction in some faculties in April next year. The university already teaches AI classes and plans a new course.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence is shaping the technological boom in education. It is already having an impact in classrooms nationwide.
Read the original →From April 2027, the Kakegawa city board of education will trial "Mentari," a counseling support app developed by SoftBank, in some municipal elementary and junior high schools. A character named "Mofu" on the app uses artificial intelligence for chat.
Read the original →President Lee Jae-myung met students in front of the Pharmacy and R&D Center building at Chung-Ang University. Students called for job support and AI policy.
Read the original →The national Türkiye-Japan University of Science and Technology (TJU), established with cooperation from the Japanese and Turkish governments, has opened in the capital Ankara. Besides an engineering faculty, it has doctoral programs in earthquakes and artificial intelligence.
Read the original →Microsoft Learn is free. It offers courses on Copilot, Foundry and AI agents in Japanese, with exams starting at $99. The guide checks what has changed with AI-901 and the AI Skills Navigator as of October 17, 2026.
Read the original →The article features Takahiro Otaira, an IT training instructor at Internet Academy. It says AI has moved from answering questions to being a partner that can be entrusted with work.
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