Artificial intelligence, as told by three teaching communities
Microsoft Education
Microsoft Classroom brings assignments, grades and AI tools together on a single screen for primary, secondary and higher education. It arrives in 2027 at no extra cost for schools on certain plans.
Assessment
The Office for Students recommends secure formats such as in-person or oral exams. In the group, members debated what can and cannot be detected.
Community resource
A free, open-source project lets you pick a place, generate its relief in the browser and export it for 3D printing.
New in the repository
José Luis Miralles Bono has created a website with diagrams, an age calculator and Excel templates for applying Order 8/2026 in music and dance schools in the Valencian Community.
UNESCO guide
“AI answers. You decide” is a companion guide to UNESCO’s media and information literacy curriculum, with classroom discussions and activities that can be used separately.
Regulator's guidance and report
The Office for Students and Advance HE have put out a 48-page report, based on more than 300 students and staff, and a guide that translates its findings into registration conditions B1, B2 and B4.
Community resource
“El comerç de les espècies” offers nine interactive chapters, designed, according to its author, for secondary school and sixth-form students.
Workflows
The group discussed whether the terminal offers more freedom than the graphical app, and concluded that it depends on the person and the task.
Video games and 3D
Epic Games has released a preview version of the engine with AI features, all of them experimental.
New in the repository
Luis has created an installable web app with three timer modes, designed for managing time in class from nursery to vocational training.
A year ago 13 November 2025
AI literacy
In November 2025, anyone looking for ways to teach critical thinking with artificial intelligence was pointed to a framework still in draft, with the final version announced for December. It arrived six months later.