Last June, Microsoft-owned GitHub and OpenAI launched Copilot, a service that provides suggestions for whole lines of code inside development environments like Microsoft Visual Studio. Available ...

The district's AI Task Force came up with resources for administrators, teachers and students on how to responsibly ...

Microsoft Copilot with Data Protection is free for campus use — and it can help students harness the power of AI for academic and social success. Here are a few ways you can use Copilot for upcoming ...

After the trial ends, students can continue for $4.99 per month (a 50% discount), making this one of Microsoft's most aggressive moves yet to bring AI tools into classrooms.

As industries rapidly adopt AI, graduate and professional schools are falling behind, leaving students unprepared for the workforce and deepening inequities.

“Using AI to brainstorm can help the students work smarter, not harder,” says Kylie Kingdon, who teaches remote classes for kids spread out all over Western Australia, including Isabelle’s modern ...

AI struggles to craft engaging lessons that make good use of technology and activate students’ critical thinking skills, ...

A team of researchers at the University of California San Diego developed an AI tutor designed to give students an alternative to off-the-shelf AI tools, so that students not only get help but ...

Early superusers of the Making Waves AI CoPilot were 9 th and 10 th graders hungry for information but boxed out of meetings with school counselors focused on helping seniors plan their next steps.

GitHub Copilot, which leverages AI to suggest code, will be general availability in summer 2022 -- free for students and "verified" open source contributors.

Copilot extensions will be available for Noevim and JetBrains in addition to Visual Studio Code, or in the cloud on GitHub Codespaces. One new feature coinciding with the general release of ...