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OpenAI has announced ChatGPT for Teachers, a version of its artificial intelligence chatbot designed for K–12 educators and school districts. Educators can use ChatGPT for Teachers to securely work with student information, get personalized teaching support, and collaborate with colleagues within their district.
OpenAI has released a collection of ChatGPT examples written by US high school teachers, showcasing how educators use the tool for planning, assessment, and classroom management.
The role of technology in music has never been more pronounced than it is in today’s modern world. We wouldn’t have a lot of the talented musicians we have today, and the music industry wouldn’t have advanced so drastically, if it weren’t for innovations spurred by technology. Music tech provides artists with new forms and mediums for expression, as well as increased access to resources.
Project Scientist is an education nonprofit delivering high-quality experiences in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) to underserved and marginalized girls aged 4–18. The organization was created to change the world’s view of who a scientist is and what a scientist does.
The names of OpenAI models have been confusing, but the company has taken steps to make it easier for users to distinguish among the different versions of ChatGPT: GPT-4o, GPT-4.5, o4-mini, o4-mini-high, and o3. On May 3, 2025, OpenAI posted a guide titled ChatGPT Enterprise—Models & Limits.
User- and AI-generated internet content is produced every day in staggeringly large amounts—with an accompanying increase in access and exposure to misleading and false information. Are children more susceptible to misinformation and disinformation online than adults? What can parents and caregivers do to help children develop the critical skills needed to evaluate misleading and false content they find online?
What’s it like for teens to grow up with today’s tech? What are teens facing that adults are missing? What do teens most wish adults understood? The Center for Digital Thriving, a research and innovation center based at Project Zero in Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education, is your resource for developing a more nuanced view of tech’s role in your students’ lives.
Despite initial apprehensions, teachers are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) in classrooms but cite a need for better training and affordability. Teacher feedback helped shape TeacherServer, an AI platform addressing these concerns by providing free practical tools that enhance teaching and learning experiences and prioritizing data privacy.
If you’re looking for actionable educational insights this summer, check out Harvard Graduate School of Education’s podcast, The Harvard EdCast. Each episode of the podcast explores the ideas shaping education, from early learning through college and career.
Ed is an AI-powered learning tool developed through a partnership with AllHere Education, offering students 24/7 access to vital information and resources. Rooted in the teaching and learning that happens in the classroom, Ed provides resources to students and helps parents understand how their children are individually progressing and how they can be supported throughout their schooling.