Alexandria Ng

Federal lawmakers, increasingly concerned about artificial intelligence safety, have proposed a new bill that calls for restrictions on minors’ access to AI chatbots.

California has become the latest state to enact comprehensive artificial intelligence safety legislation aimed at protecting children online.

The leader of the Dallas Independent School District shares her do's and don'ts when it comes to being approached by vendors.

Michelle Barrett, of Edmentum, discusses the support that students in middle and high school need when it comes to making gains in literacy skills.

This is the fourth year that the State Educational Technology Directors Association has released its State EdTech Trends Report.

New EdWeek Market Brief survey results offer insight into the purchasing and budgeting approach that central offices take, and whether their structure gets in the way of strategy.

An elementary school teacher discusses what worked for her in integrating AI tools into her classroom.

The state, like many others, is facing tightening budgets, enrollment declines, and strict state guidance on instructional materials.

Ohio districts will have until July 1, 2026, to adopt their own policies for using the technology.

Ed tech is seeing a trend of partnerships forming with large AI developers to integrate technologies into existing platforms.