鈥淪o Much to Say, No Way to Share It鈥: How AI Can Change the Game for Learners with Disabilities
AI is transforming accessibility, says expert An-Me Chung, by unlocking new support tools for students with disabilities.
Teaching & Technology
Public Schools, Private Eyes: How EdTech Monitoring Is Reshaping Public Schools
AI鈥憄owered edtech surveillance in K-12 public schools raises questions about student privacy, transparency, and safety.
How At-Risk Federal Data Is Being Rescued and Preserved
AI and the Human Work of Teaching
Educators urge thoughtful use of generative AI that supports鈥攏ot replaces鈥攖heir labor and professional role.
Expanding OER in Public Education
Angela DeBarger and Anthony Gabriele discuss the power of open educational resources and practices.
How are States Leveraging Micro-Credentials to Improve the Teacher Workforce?
Explore how and why states鈥 use of micro-credentials for teachers is growing, along with cautions and recommendations for policymakers.
An Innovative Model for Deeper Learning in NYC Public High Schools
The superintendent of NYC public schools discusses their model for deeper, systems-level learning and use of AI.
‘Big Beautiful’ Reconciliation Bill Will Upend States鈥 Bottom-Up AI Governance
A 10-year ban would prohibit states from enforcing already-passed laws and passing new laws regulating AI models.
Teaching the History of Civil Rights Through Digital Primary Sources: The 1939 Library Sit-In
麻豆果冻传媒 recaps a webinar that features the 1939 Library Sit-In Project.
An Archive of Former Office of Education Technology (OET) Resources
This archive contains guidance and resources from the former Office of Education Technology at the Department of Education.