Stop Waiting to Become a Better Organisation Before Investing in Learning When organizations face uncertainty, learning is often one of the first things to be postponed. The logic seems reasonable. When staff are overwhelmed, priorities are shifting, resources are limited, an... Read More August 26, 2026 Community Resources, News
What Does Critical Thinking Mean When AI Can Generate the Answer? We used to think about technology adoption as a wave: something that rises, crests, and eventually passes. With AI in education, it might be more useful to think about it differently. We may not be at the ... Read More August 26, 2026 Industry Insights, News
When AI produces a convincing answer, how do you know it is right? August 26, 2026 Community Resources, News Multi LLM Hackathon for Strategic Intelligence in Education & Training Most people use one AI tool at a time, for one task at a time. A quick question to ChatGPT, a summary from Claude, a draft from Gemini. What almost nobody does is put several of the... Read More
90% of University Staff Are Already Using AI. Does Anyone Know Where? Leading AI with Intention: A Working Session for University Leaders Nine in ten university staff are already using AI at work. Most of their institutions could not tell you where, how, or to what effect. ... Read More August 26, 2026 Community Resources, News
Everyone Is Training on AI. Almost Nobody Is Building AI Capability Why AI awareness is not enough—and what institutions must do next Dr. Sheila JagannathanVice President, Strategic Relationships and Outreach, Saylor University; Senior Advisor on 21st Century Skills, Di... Read More July 23, 2026 Community Resources, News
When AI Meets Institutional Reality: What Usage Data from 80+ Higher Education Institutions Actually Shows July 23, 2026 Industry Insights, News What data from 280,000+ student-AI conversations across 80+ institutions reveals about AI implementation in higher education, and why the institutions seeing lasting results are treating AI as an operational decision, not a procurement one. This piece draw... Read More
Unexpected Connections Education is a profession dedicated to creating futures that do not yet exist. Yet there are moments when foresight refuses to yield to familiar thinking. Problems become more complex, progress slows, and esta... Read More July 23, 2026 Community Resources, News
Shadow L&D and the Sovereign Learner: OEB Announces Patrik Hedljung for its Corporate Learning Plenary Session Every generation of workplace learning has had its blind spot, and every generation has called it something different. In 2016, researchers were tracking a quiet insurgency of self-directed learners bypass... Read More July 23, 2026 Community Resources, News
Assessment at a Crossroads: Don’t Catch, Change Behaviour May 22, 2026 Community Resources, News As AI reshapes assessment, institutions face a choice: intensify the battle against cheating - or redesign learning itself. In this new blog, Donald Clark argues that the future lies not in surveillance, but in continuous, AI-supported learning built aroun... Read More
Ethical AI in Education: A Practical Resource for the OEB 2026 Conversations As questions around trust, agency and responsible AI move to the centre of education and training, the European Commission’s updated guidelines on the ethical use of AI in teaching and learning offer a timely ... Read More May 22, 2026 Community Resources, News
