‘Cautious optimism’ as new Dutch coalition reverses research cuts
Dutch universities are “cautiously optimistic” about the incoming government’s plans for higher education, after years of uncertainty over funding and...
Month: February 2026
Can AI Speed Up Learning Design Without Losing the Human Touch?
When generative AI first entered the mainstream learning and development conversation, I wondered what would happen to the craft of...
How AI can strengthen rural education
For years, rural classrooms in India have carried a quiet weight. With fewer teachers, mixed learning levels in one room,...
How Researchers Are Putting Students at the Center of Edtech Design
When researchers ask students to test educational technology products, a consistent pattern emerges: Tools that impress adults in demos often...
Can Embattled Women’s and Gender Studies Programs Survive?
Texas A&M University’s move last week to close its women’s and gender studies program is highlighting the longstanding vulnerabilities of...
What Industry Leaders Are Saying — Campus Technology
2026 Predictions for AI and Ed Tech: What Industry Leaders Are Saying In an open call...
A practical tool for valid assessments in the GenAI-enabled university
While GenAI offers powerful tools that can enhance learning, it also disrupts long-standing assessment practices and raises questions about integrity,...
GAO: Barriers keep schools from fully embracing assistive technology
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief:...
Invest Nebraska expands access to AI and entrepreneurship education through Microsoft initiative
Invest Nebraska, a nonprofit venture development organization that supports entrepreneurs, was accepted into the 2026 Microsoft TechSpark Community Engagement Fellowship....
