To AI or not: 4 Maryland school districts to miss state policy deadline
Four Maryland school districts will miss the state's deadline to adopt an artificial intelligence policy. Analysts have varying takes on AI in schools.
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Four Maryland school districts will miss the state's deadline to adopt an artificial intelligence policy. Analysts have varying takes on AI in schools.
Read the original →From the 2026-2027 school year, AI education in schools will require changes in teaching methods. The aim is to help students develop independent thinking, verify information and use technology responsibly.
Read the original →WEAVE, an AI training company in Hiroshima, has made Rastudio Inc., the operator of the cram school Manabiya SORA, a wholly owned subsidiary. The school has been open for 22 years. A new course to build skills needed in the AI era has been set up. The press release is dated October 19, 2026.
Read the original →A service called "PG0 x AI Agent" has been released, combining an AI agent function with the learning programming language PG0. It can be tried in a web browser and is offered to programming classes and schools.
Read the original →LoiLo Inc. published on October 15, 2026 a report on the "Education and Generative AI Training Session 2026" for teachers, held in Fukuoka and Osaka. About 100 people attended each of the August 2 Fukuoka and August 11 Osaka sessions, learning through lectures and practical workshops how to use generative AI in classes and school administration.
Read the original →Digital transformation and the application of artificial intelligence (AI) are opening up new ways of doing things in teaching, learning, and educational management in Thanh Hoa.
Read the original →HiroshimAI Inc. announced it is recruiting participants for the Tokyo AI Hackathon 2026, to be held on Sunday, November 22, 2026. It is open to university students, graduate students, technical college students and vocational school students.
Read the original →AXISTA Inc., based in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, will hold a 90-minute AI study session for executives on Thursday, November 12, 2026, at the Fujiyoshida Chamber of Commerce. Participation is free, limited to the first 30 attendees. The company provides AI training and post-adoption support for small and medium-sized businesses, mainly in Yamanashi.
Read the original →Two professors at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock are spending the fall semester teaching students they hope will be the next generation of AI professionals.
Read the original →When assignments are due, students might be tempted to skip checks and reflection when they use AI tools for support. The article presents a five-stage framework to deter shortcuts.
Read the original →CBT Solutions Inc., based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, mainly runs CBT and IBT examination operations and is led by President Koji Noguchi. The company will hold a free webinar from Monday, October 26 to Friday, October 30, 2026.
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