Microsoft, Nvidia Push Enterprise AI into Active Cyber Defense
AI security is entering a new stage as enterprise organizations look beyond protecting models from prompt injection, unauthorized access, and data exposure.
The Hidden Cost of Always Giving Learners the Answer
Can AI make students smarter—or simply more dependent? Learn why productive struggle remains essential for meaningful learning in the AI era. The post The Hidden Cost of Always Giving Learners the Answer first appeared on EdTechReview.
Deepfakes Are Supercharging Cyberbullying. How Should Schools Respond?
The focus should be on prevention, not punishment, experts say.
Me, Myself, and AI: Student Artists Wrestle with AI’s Promise and Peril
The college graduating class of 2026 is the first to have full exposure to robust artificial intelligence (AI). But even at the high school level, U.S. students generally have considerable experience using AI — and mixed feelings about its growing role in everyday life. They may take advantage of AI benefits, but some fear where the technology could take us in the future. That concern was on clear...[Read More]
Bringing Interactive Smart Boards to Small-Town and Rural Classrooms in India: A Practical Guide for Better Digital Learning
Discover practical tips for choosing and implementing interactive smart boards in rural and Tier-2 schools, from power backup to teacher training. The post Bringing Interactive Smart Boards to Small-Town and Rural Classrooms in India: A Practical Guide for Better Digital Learning first appeared on EdTechReview.
Image to Video AI: Turning a Single Photo Into Shareable Content
Image to video AI turns a single photo into a short animated clip. See how creators and small businesses use it to make scroll-stopping content fast. The post Image to Video AI: Turning a Single Photo Into Shareable Content first appeared on EdTechReview.
The Library That Sparked a STEM Revolution for Our Students
For years, as a library media specialist, I took great pride in my role as guardian of the 20,000 books in our library, meticulously cataloging and protecting our collection. But after dedicating nearly two decades to education, I came to a vital realization: The most important chapters in our school’s history weren’t on our bookshelves; they were waiting to be written by the students themselves. ...[Read More]
Tech Industry Leaders Launch Alliance for AI Agent Security
NVIDIA and 36 other industry partners are targeting agent security across multi-vendor clouds by combining open technologies for workload identity, agent controls, vulnerability scanning, and software supply-chain security.
What Happens When AI Policy Meets a Real Classroom?
Every school district writing AI policy right now is making a bet about the future, often without much data behind it. On This Week with EdSurge, we look at that bet from two very different vantage points: one guest who spent a year studying policy from a distance, and another who helped write it from the inside. Studying Policy From a Distance Jody Britten spent the last year coding AI policy fro...[Read More]
School Districts Push Back Against State-Required AI Reading Assessments
Two school districts in New Mexico say the assessments could jeopardize students’ data privacy.
How District and School Leaders Respond to the ‘Techlash’ Will Be Critical
Educators recommend showing parents how technology is used for learning.
Math Terrified Me When I Was a Student. That Made Me a Better Teacher
I was in third grade when I started to fear math. Division and fractions gave me the worst anxiety. Every day when my teacher asked for my math homework, I’d say, “I put it on your desk,” knowing full well I hadn’t done it. My siblings had no problem with math, but it was so hard for me that I wondered if I had a learning disability. In college, I decided to become a teacher after discovering my l...[Read More]