Artificial intelligence, as told by three teaching communities
The Sunday feature 8 November
AI and age in the classroom
Each service’s terms, data protection law and some education authorities set different ages for using artificial intelligence, and they are often confused. This report explains what each says as of 6 November 2026, why research asks us to swap the question of age for the question of purpose, and how a primary or secondary teacher can decide which tool to use, with which account, and who operates it.
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AI agents
An Anthropic research text describes how to give an agent memory between sessions, and a teacher in the group has adapted their own system to that idea and explains it in an article with instructions.
Community app
Each day brings a new case with 118 suspects, the chemical elements, and six accusations to find the culprit; according to its author, no registration is required.
New in the repository
Itinerancias, created by José Luis Miralles Bono, calculates how the non-teaching hours are divided among the schools of a teacher who is shared between them, according to the teaching hours they give in each one. It opens in the browser, in Spanish and Valencian, and also offers an Excel spreadsheet with the same calculation.
Based on Anthropic proposes organising AI agents' memory into four layers with a periodic review.
The week on video 72 s
The week of 1 to 7 November in eight pieces, from AI detectors to a chemistry game, and finally the report on the age for using AI in class.
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Community app
An AI assistant adapts to music education guidance designed for mainstream schools, with its supporting documentation published so it can be reviewed.
A year ago 8 November 2025
AI video
In November 2025, animating a character with Veo 3 meant cutting the clip before it stopped looking like itself. Today Google promises to keep it consistent from scene to scene.