Learning.com notes that New York City is taking a more age-based approach to restricting generative AI use, with a moratorium for younger students and limited, supervised pilots in high school.
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Something important is happening in education right now. Within days, two of the largest school systems in the country, New York City and Los Angeles, announced signific…
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Preparing students to think critically, stay safe, and excel while using ANY digital or AI tool.
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- E-Learning Providers
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- Beaverton, US
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- 51–200 employees
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Learning.com’s mission is to help students build healthy, proficient relationships with technology. For nearly 30 years, we’ve supported millions of K–12 learners and educators with award-winning digital literacy curriculum that develops essential skills in keyboarding, online safety, digital citizenship, computational thinking, and more. Today, Learning.com helps schools meet the growing need for AI literacy with curriculum that prepares students to use AI safely, responsibly, and thoughtfully. Our turnkey, teacher-friendly programs help schools equip students to use technology confidently in learning, life, and future careers. With 30+ industry awards, Learning.com is a trusted partner in digital and AI literacy.
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Learning.com notes that Los Angeles Unified School District is taking a broader pause on student use of generative AI while developing longer-term guidance.
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Learning.com highlighted experiments happening across higher education, including three-year degrees, campus learning and workplace connections, and banning phones and AI moratoriums.
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