Hong Kong secondary school students sat the Chinese language paper of the HKDSE university entrance exam on Thursday, with many arriving early to calm nerves. The Chinese language exam, known colloqui...
Exam board Cambridge OCR has been urged to re-mark a question from its 2025 GCSE maths paper after exams regulator Ofqual upheld a complaint from a maths teacher. Ofqual found OCR failed to meet its o...
A Tufts University report ranks occupations by AI-driven job vulnerability, projecting roughly 6% of jobs could be eliminated within two to five years. Writers, computer programmers and web designers ...
In this HiSET special edition, host Isabelle Gonthier PhD ICE-CCP and Tanya Guerrero Haug (VP of HiSET) speak with Wyvonne Stevens-Carter, Associate Commissioner for Public Adult Education in Massachu...
South Korean comedian Su Kyung-suk has gained popularity as a Korean history lecturer, sharing witty memorisation tips via his YouTube channel 'GeuraeSu Kyung-suk'. His lecture series 'Hanguksa Gyeong...
A feature article by Henry Atta Nyame examining how the overuse of past examination questions in Ghanaian schools is undermining genuine learning. While past papers are a valid revision tool, excessiv...
Yemen's Deputy Minister of Education, Dr. Zaid Al-Hadour, inspected general secondary certificate exams and summer course activities in Dhamar governorate. He visited exam centres in Ans District, pra...
Former senate members of Savitribai Phule Pune University have accused Maharashtra's state CET cell of awarding contracts worth Rs 699 crore between 2021 and 2025 to a cluster of interconnected IT fir...
Colorado maths teacher Dylan Kane removed all ed-tech from his classroom in January 2026 as an experiment, replacing Chromebooks and online tools with pencil, paper, and mini-whiteboards. In an interv...
Following arrests over fraudulent CSCS cards in the UK, Cognisense argues that digital credentials face an even greater vulnerability. Blockchain-anchored badges prove a credential was issued, but not...
Udemy has launched an end-to-end Microsoft certification journey, enabling learners to purchase over 50 Microsoft exam vouchers directly on the platform. Complementing more than 10,000 Microsoft cours...
In this episode of La Charleta Educativa, Santiago Romero, director general of ANELE, argues that digitalisation in education requires strategy, teacher support, school leadership and constant evaluat...
Joseph Thibault and Dr. Mark Glynn hosted a webinar exploring the Fraud Triangle in the context of generative AI. They discuss how AI has expanded opportunities and rationalisations for academic disho...
OpenEyes Technologies explores how AI has moved from pilot projects to production-ready infrastructure in high-stakes assessment. Presented in the context of the ATP Innovations in Testing Conference ...
In this ChatEDU Check-In, host Liz (Dr. Elizabeth Radday) explores how students actually use AI versus the dominant cheating narrative. Drawing on interviews with over 50 students, she reveals that mo...
An Ohio bill (House Bill 326) proposes adding the Classic Learning Test (CLT) as an alternative college entrance exam alongside the SAT and ACT. Favoured by conservatives and the homeschool community,...
Carl Brigham, creator of the SAT, was a committed eugenicist whose wartime psychological testing was shaped by racist ideology. He twisted data to argue that Nordic immigrants were intellectually supe...
Bangladesh's Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Haque Milon has announced that the government will provide up to Tk50,000 in financial assistance to educational institutions for installing CCTV cameras at...
In this episode of the Edufuturists podcast, hosts Ben and Steve are joined by Danielle Finlay, former headteacher and now Head of Operations, Client Delivery and Change Management at Progress Teachin...
Host Jennifer Gonzalez speaks with Cindy Lopez, Director of Community Engagement at the Children's Health Council (CHC), about Ellis — a free, AI-powered chat tool designed to give educators practical...
Bangladesh's Education Minister Dr ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon has stated that exam cheating in the country dates back to 1972, vowing to eliminate malpractice in public examinations. Speaking at a meetin...
Laura Knight joins The Edtech Podcast, sponsored by Hachette Learning Academy, to discuss safeguarding in the digital age. She explores holistic EdTech approaches, screen time debates, self-regulation...
Donald H. Taylor, Chair of the Learning Technologies Conference and founder of the L&D Global Sentiment Survey, joins the podcast to discuss the 2026 survey findings. The episode explores three key tr...
In episode 104 of ChatEDU, hosts Matt Mervis and Dr. Elizabeth Radday explore AI literacy across education and society. Topics include OpenAI's pivot to coding tools, Gemini's personal context imports...
Northern Ireland's Education Authority (EA) has confirmed its C2K school IT network was targeted in a cyber attack ahead of exam season. All schools and pupils have been logged out of their accounts, ...
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama warned that the surge in examination malpractice threatens the integrity of WAEC at the 74th Annual Council Meeting in Accra. He urged stakeholders to reject mal...
A major OECD report, The Theory and Practice of Upper Secondary Certification, maps 71 certificates across 38 education systems. Featuring insights from Rebecca Frankum (OECD Policy Analyst) and Dr Le...