OpenAI Launches AI Course and Study Mode
OpenAI launches the AI for Educators course and ChatGPT Study Mode, empowering teachers and guiding students step by step through interactive questions to build deeper understanding in modern classrooms.
OpenAI Tools for Students and Teachers
OpenAI introduces specialized AI plugins for ChatGPT Edu, offering K–12 and college students and teachers new ways to personalize learning, plan lessons, and develop essential digital agency for the future.
Social Media Ad Safety and Child Risks
Social media giants like YouTube and Meta face legal and brand crises as algorithms fail to protect children. Learn how “technical decay” is exposing young users to unsafe, obnoxious advertisements.
Are Smartphones Stealing Your Child’s Childhood?
Discover how excessive smartphone use is impacting children’s cognitive development and physical health. This guide offers expert insights and practical advice for parents to reclaim childhood from the digital trap.
Global Youth Social Media Bans and Online Safety Trends
Governments and international bodies are intensifying efforts to protect minors online, with Karnataka and Australia leading the charge through under-16 social media bans and the Council of Europe addressing AI-driven risks.
South Africa’s AI Future: Microsoft & YES Skills Initiative
Microsoft and YES are empowering South African youth through a massive AI skills initiative, providing certifications and training to bridge the digital divide and create pathways to sustainable modern careers.
Prompt Engineering Helps Students Use AI More Effectively
Prompt engineering helps students communicate effectively with AI systems by designing clear instructions that produce accurate, useful, and relevant responses. The skill supports digital literacy, critical thinking, and future career readiness.
CBSE Class 12 Results Spark Backlash Over Digital “On-Screen Marking” Accuracy
Following the 2026 Class 12 results, CBSE faces intense scrutiny over its digital On-Screen Marking system. Critics claim the automated process led to unexpectedly low scores and a performance decline.



























