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Moving online reveals what drives learning, clarifying what online simulations must carry versus what classrooms quietly provided.
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Moving online reveals what drives learning, clarifying what online simulations must carry versus what classrooms quietly provided.
Video is a great way to promote your online teaching services or make money from online courses, but for a lot of teachers the idea of getting in front of a camera or learning an editing programme is just too daunting. If this is you, Jo Gakonga's Video Creation for Educators programme might be just the ticket. Jo's course gives teachers the confidence and skills to make video they're proud to use -check it out and get £50 off with the code NIK5
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Photo by Lachlan Donald on Unsplash Most definitions of “AI in education” start from technical categories. First there was rules-based AI, followed by data-driven predictive AI, and now generative AI for education. The picture changes, however, if we ask how AI is socially constructed as a topic of interest in education. Focusing on the social…
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Today, 12:01 PM
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AI isn’t killing ADDIE (yet) — but it is quietly transforming how the work inside each phase gets done. When it comes to AI in L&D, power user aren’t making more content or chasing better prompts — they’re getting good at knowing when & how to use AI.
Three “power AI modes” are having the biggest impact on the speed & quality of learning design:
🎨 Vibe Prompting — using AI as a creative intern for exploration & first drafts 🤖 Automations — delegating repeatable, structured, low-risk tasks to AI agents 🧠 Copilot Building — using AI for decision support in complex, judgment-heavy work
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GenAI Literacy 101 is a free, self-paced course where students learn the essentials of prompting, safety, and ethical AI use in just 90 minutes. Students develop foundational understanding of how GenAI works and gain practical skills to navigate an AI-powered world responsibly.
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January 19, 12:38 PM
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"AI anxiety is everywhere, but the future of work isn’t about replacement. These 10 human skills are becoming more valuable in 2026 — and why they still matter..."
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January 19, 12:29 PM
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On the future of educational content amidst an explosion of AI generated learning material.
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January 18, 5:35 PM
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"We’re peeling back the origin story of Nano Banana, one of Google DeepMind’s most popular models..."
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January 18, 5:34 PM
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"From Bondi to Venezuela, Gaza to Ukraine, AI supercharges online misinformation. But understanding exactly how it impacts voters is a challenge..."
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January 17, 12:22 PM
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But there's still a big number of teachers who don't plan to use the technology.
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Moving online reveals what drives learning, clarifying what online simulations must carry versus what classrooms quietly provided.
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Today, 1:18 PM
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This article explores how and why hy flexible digital learning systems with define the future of education.
Turn your teaching materials into a personal assistant that explains, checks understanding, and tracks progress. Easily organize materials for lessons and projects. Use AI to automatically generate quizzes and answer students’ questions.
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Today, 12:02 PM
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OpenAI is also expanding its cheaper subscription tier, ChatGPT Go, to all countries where it operates..."
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Today, 12:02 PM
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Cómo la IA está transformado la educación, el binomio cine y educación, cómo mejorar el malestar en las aulas o neurodidáctica son algunos de los temas de los que tratan los títulos que hemos seleccionado entre los mejores libros educativos de 2025.
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from TIC & Educación
Today, 12:00 PM
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La inteligencia artificial ha dejado de ser un concepto lejano para convertirse en algo que se cuela en el día a día: en el móvil, en las plataformas de contenidos, en las búsquedas de información. También ha llegado a las bibliotecas, aunque a veces lo haga de manera silenciosa y casi invisible.
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January 19, 12:40 PM
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How can we evaluate, integrate and govern these rapidly evolving technologies responsibly, so that they enrich rather than displace the irreplaceable human elements of education? We have written this book to try and address these questions, to ofer guidance for realizing GenAI’s potential while upholding the values of thoughtful pedagogy and academic rigour.
Via Nik Peachey
GenAI Literacy 101 is a free, self-paced course where students learn the essentials of prompting, safety, and ethical AI use in just 90 minutes. Students develop foundational understanding of how GenAI works and gain practical skills to navigate an AI-powered world responsibly.
Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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from AI for All
January 19, 12:38 PM
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"AI anxiety is everywhere, but the future of work isn’t about replacement. These 10 human skills are becoming more valuable in 2026 — and why they still matter..."
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January 18, 5:35 PM
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AI is reshaping how we work. If you happen to be a senior professional with sufficient reputational capital and status and a deep social network, you may be relatively safe from being displaced by AI—at least for now.
However, there is mounting evidence that the same is not true of entry-level jobs. A Stanford study found that US employment for early-career employees in the most AI-exposed fields, such as software development and customer service, has fallen substantially in recent years. Research at the World Economic Forum suggests that 50–60 percent of typical junior tasks (report drafting, research synthesis, coding fixes, scheduling, data cleaning) can already be executed by AI.
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January 17, 12:29 PM
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Only 1 in 4 school and districts leaders say their administration has an official definition of "high-quality instructional materials."
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