2026: a pivotal year for AI in schools

CONTINUE TO SITE CONTINUE TO SITE 2026: a pivotal year for AI in schools by Margery Evans Across Australia, schools are focusing their attention on developing clear, accountable policies to harness artificial intelligence (AI) as a powerful tool for teaching, learning and administration. The challenge schools face is now less about whether to adopt, but how. Australian schools are engaging with AI at very different stages; some are still in the exploratory phase while others have set clear policies, built
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