Coursera: Ghana, Nigeria Record Sharp Growth in AI Skills Training
Enrolments in AI-related micro-credentials rose 95% in Ghana and 93% in Nigeria over the past year.
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Enrolments in AI-related micro-credentials rose 95% in Ghana and 93% in Nigeria over the past year.
Read the original →Aichi Prefecture signed an education partnership agreement with Digital Hollywood University (DHU) on October 19. The aim is to improve the qualifications of teaching staff and expand education using digital technology, in order to develop people for a digital society.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence is gradually being introduced into schools. It is helping teachers develop innovative teaching methods, personalize learning and improve educational effectiveness.
Read the original →The walkout at LaGuardia High School was part of a day of anti-AI high school and college protests across the country.
Read the original →Mindlogic has launched "BAZE," a service for individuals, built on its university and public-sector AI platform "FactChat." It gives access to about 80 generative AI models through one account. Billing is based on usage.
Read the original →With a fast-changing labor market and growing use of artificial intelligence, continuous learning lets individuals update knowledge, build skills and shape their careers. In response, the HSU Online Education Institute held its opening ceremony for the 2026-2025 academic year.
Read the original →When artificial intelligence started to quickly move from specialized research labs into everyday life, the University of Florida was already preparing for what would come next.
Read the original →Rapid digital development has changed the situation around ICT use in schools. A legal revision allows textbooks in digital form to be issued and adopted, and discussions on revising the curriculum guidelines considered AI use in each subject. Continuous device updates are also needed, and the minister was asked for their views.
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Read the original →Japan's Central Council for Education has begun considering a revision of its guidelines on generative AI use in primary and secondary education. The author says generative AI may advance a 'democratization of thinking and participation', but some people may hand over their thinking to AI and stop thinking deeply. The piece offers the author's own proposals on what kind of use will be required.
Read the original →The author says their chemistry homework is assigned on a platform called Stemble, with a mix of multiple-choice and written response questions. The written response questions are graded by AI, which the author calls the most annoying thing ever.
Read the original →Kurashiki City hosted a seminar on the 4th as part of its Takahashi River Basin future talent development program, which supports career development for high school and university students. The seminar was held at the city's gender equality promotion center in Achi.
Read the original →Students at the Harrison County campus are learning ways to solve real-world problems using artificial intelligence.
Read the original →The Chosun Ilbo is holding its first writing contest, focused on genuine writing skills in the age of AI. Preliminary rounds begin on November 7, and total prize money is 70 million won.
Read the original →Digital Hollywood University signed an education partnership agreement with the Aichi Prefectural Board of Education on October 19, 2026. The agreement aims to improve teachers' instructional skills and enrich education using digital technology, in order to develop people for a digital society. The two sides will cooperate on digital transformation efforts in the prefecture's schools and on raising the quality of teaching staff.
Read the original →Use of generative AI is spreading rapidly among university students. Some students use it not only in class but also in daily life.
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