EdTech stories
Users of Panopto's video platform can now query archives in plain language and turn recordings into quizzes, boosting learning and analytics.
Students in online STEM courses are more likely to stay the course when virtual labs help them build hands-on confidence, Labster found.
Support from Logitech gave the 48-hour Sydney event prizes and kit, helping more than 30 teenagers build projects and connect across borders.
A new 100,000-sentence dataset could improve translation and classroom tools for Sinhala and Tamil, where AI support remains patchy.
Margins narrowed even as contract wins and AI services lifted NIIT Learning's quarterly revenue 25% and boosted visibility to USD $462 million.
Teachers in England can now use a free AI lesson-planning tool that links Oak National Academy content to guided student tutoring.
Most institutions still lack the systems and skills to use it effectively, even as AI budgets rise to cut costs and improve student outcomes.
The award bolsters StarHub's push into enterprise services as telecoms groups compete to provide cloud, security and AI support across Asia-Pacific.
Children can stay connected without the need to purchase a more expensive smartphone, with a range of parental controls available on Apple Watch SE 3.
Free access to ChatGPT will reach 10,000 Australian researchers first, as OpenAI targets science and maths work at universities.
Schools and offices will get faster, more secure collaboration tools as the ZX Series gains Android 16 and new AI features.
The shortlist spans software, biotech and retail, highlighting the breadth of New Zealand firms vying for EY's 2026 entrepreneur prize.
Designed to curb data leakage and keep human staff in charge, the framework routes AI outputs by role inside Microsoft systems.
The overhaul will replace systems used by 15,000 staff and add STEM events for up to 2,500 children across Cardiff.
Only 14% of UK learners feel highly AI-ready, while employers say graduates need more than tool use to prove workplace competence.
Employers say graduates can explain AI concepts, but many still lack the practical confidence needed to use the tools at work.
Profit is still on track as weaker government-linked trading and accounting changes push Atturra's FY26 revenue below earlier guidance.
The move gives staff and research students access to AI tools aimed at saving time on admin and preparing graduates for a changing labour market.
The volunteer-run charity's Queensland tech awards will stay under an entrepreneur with prior honours as Rebecca McDonald takes over from Paul Gampe.
The hire signals Efekta's push to win trust in the crowded AI education market as schools demand reliable tools that support teaching.
