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Colleges agree AI belongs in the curriculum. The harder question is who will teach it.
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Colleges agree AI belongs in the curriculum. The harder question is who will teach it.
Read the original →The Andhra Pradesh plan targets 50 lakh learners. It includes AI lessons from Class 6, eight degree credits and SWAYAM Plus courses for students and youth.
Read the original →The Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee has issued Plan No. 19505 on the development and application of artificial intelligence (AI) in education for 2026 to 2030.
Read the original →South Korea's Ministry of Education is holding exchanges with Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Tokyo. The meeting runs from the 9th to the 11th.
Read the original →A new study finds that local Chinese AI models significantly outperform global platforms in early childhood education tasks requiring cultural and pedagogical alignment.
Read the original →OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed reservations about children developing relationships with AI chatbots, saying he does not want his son to have an AI bot as his best friend. He made the remark during a US Senate hearing in May 2025.
Read the original →H Technologies Inc. announced in a press release dated November 9, 2026, that its childcare AI 'hinary' won the 20th Kids Design Award.
Read the original →South Korean educators hope that civic participation and liberal education can help "quietly stitch the fabric of our democracy…before it unravels beyond repair."
Read the original →A basketball class using AI was held on the 8th in Suzu, Ishikawa Prefecture. It was intended to support skill improvement for teams with a shortage of coaches or few players.
Read the original →The Ministry of Education and Training has commissioned research and development of a national smart education platform. It includes Vietnamese-made AI tutor products that support students' self-study and teachers' innovative teaching methods.
Read the original →Four students at middle and high schools nationwide were caught this year using smart glasses with AI functions to cheat on school grade exams. The most common case was a proctor noticing a student repeatedly touching the glasses frame during the exam. The Ministry of Education surveyed all schools from October 27 to November 3 and confirmed four cases in the 2026 academic year.
Read the original →Four cheating cases using smart glasses with AI functions were confirmed in middle and high school grade exams this year. Proctoring teachers noticed suspicious behavior such as students repeatedly touching their glasses frames. The Ministry of Education announced the findings on the 9th.
Read the original →Cheating using smart glasses with AI functions was caught in a regular university semester exam. According to Hongik University on the 9th, a student wore smart glasses during a midterm exam at the university's business school this year.
Read the original →The Board of Education is set to discuss a new Middletown High School course in game development and artificial intelligence.
Read the original →The third International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI2026) is a contest in which high school students from around the world compete in AI knowledge and skills. Four high school students represented Japan, with one winning a silver medal and three winning bronze medals.
Read the original →The author recalls a former cram school workplace where students who failed a quiz had to retake it. The system was meant to make sure lesson content was retained, and students repeated the test until they passed.
Read the original →More than 3,000 students at Hung Vuong High School in Ho Chi Minh City debated what studying literature means when AI can write an essay in just 3 minutes.
Read the original →The opinion piece looks back at the past century of educational technology. It notes that computers, mobile phones, the internet, social media and Wikipedia each disrupted education. In every instance, the educational community learned to integrate them into teaching and learning practices.
Read the original →Most students already use AI weekly. Four Australian universities are broadening access while tightening rules on assessed work.
Read the original →Rikuto Kawashima, a 22-year-old fourth-year student at Sanjo City University in Niigata Prefecture, developed a smart mirror as his graduation research. It uses AI to analyze clothing and suggest coordinated outfits. A social trial is under way at the used clothing store CRAZY ABOUT in the Ichinokido shopping street in Sanjo.
Read the original →The tax accounting department at Soil University said on the 9th that all participants in its AI tax accounting bootcamp completed the Track 1 intermediate course. The program covers obtaining professional qualifications, using accounting software and AI-based tax practice.
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