Friday, June 19, 202615 stories
Accessibility and AI reshape education
Today's education coverage splits between two poles: the push for genuine accessibility in schools and workplaces, and the growing threat AI poses to academic integrity. A cyberattack at a Canadian university and a parent's fight for transparency round out a day where technology both enables and disrupts learning.
Wednesday, June 17, 202619 stories
Wake schools ban AI detectors, require citations
School districts are moving beyond the AI panic phase and into practical policy. Wake County's new draft is a good example: no AI detectors, but students and staff must cite AI use. Meanwhile, a Training Journal piece argues that AI is eating the practice layer of work, and L&D teams need to rebuild it deliberately.
Sunday, May 24, 20262 stories
Learning Rules in Court and Code
Today we've got two pieces that look at education from very different angles: one about courtroom decorum and another about childhood computing. Both touch on how we learn rules and norms, whether in a formal setting or through early exposure to technology.