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Universities risk losing competitiveness without an AI strategy
Many universities, including in the UK, risk falling behind competitors due to the lack of a clear strategy for implementing artificial intelligence.
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UK schools concerned: students trust influencers more than teachers when preparing for exams
Teachers and school administrators in the UK are expressing concern over the influence of social media on exam preparation.
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AI, VR, and micro-credentials are shaping the future of EdTech in universities and corporations
In June and July 2025, universities and educational platforms accelerated the adoption of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and short certification programs.
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Short in-lecture quizzes significantly improve learning outcomes in online education — even if students watch TikTok at the same time
Researchers from Iowa State University have found that embedding short quizzes directly into online lectures helps students retain information better — even when they are distracted by something else, such as TikTok videos on the screen.
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Danish EdTech AI Startup Raises Several Million Euros
The personalized learning platform Alice was developed back in 2024 in Copenhagen. This year, the AI startup secured €4.2 million to fulfill its mission.
