AI in education

Prepare for the future with IDC’s insights on AI in the workforce. Learn how the balance of human capabilities and AI tools is critical for career success.

Get free access to Khanmigo for Teachers for all US educators thanks to a new partnership between Microsoft and Khan Academy. Learn about Khanmigo, an AI-powered teaching assistant.

Relax and develop your teaching skills at your own pace this summer. Explore Microsoft Education summer learning tools to help educators grow professionally.

Celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day with these Microsoft Education tools. Learn how to leverage these six classroom accessibility tools for inclusive learning.

Explore ways to use Copilot to complete tasks at the end of the school year with Microsoft Education. Learn how this AI tool for educators can help streamline your classroom wrap up.

The swift rise of generative AI is reshaping how schools approach creation, problem-solving, learning, and communication.

Discover new updates from Microsoft Education to help simplify your workflow. Join free events and professional development opportunities.

Discover AI resources for educators from Microsoft Education. Explore a collection of AI activities and training to use this National AI Literacy Day.

Spark your students’ curiosity with Earth Day activities and more from Microsoft. From video games to projects, try these fun Earth Day activities for your class.

AI is igniting enthusiasm in classrooms, department meetings, board rooms, and administrative offices across the country. For many, generative AI is changing what it means to create, solve problems, communicate, and even learn.

Navigating the complexities of project-based learning (PBL) can be overwhelming, but you’re not alone. Many educators find balancing the hands-on approach of PBL with structured planning and managing groups challenging. Fear not—we can help!

In 2023, Oregon State University (OSU) was at the forefront of innovation, securing more than $480 million in competitive research grants. However, the spring of 2021 brought a harsh realization: even the most prestigious institutions are not immune to cyber threats.