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A UVA professor is hoping a classroom simulator powered by artificial intelligence instead of human actors and coaches can give teachers in training plenty of practice.

Researchers at the University of Virginia’s School of Education and Human Development and School of Engineering and Applied Science will leverage artificial intelligence to improve the quality of...

With two new grants, Jennifer Chiu and colleagues are working with educators to effectively leverage technology to benefit teaching and learning in classrooms.

Professor Michael Kennedy and his team expand their efforts to test ways AI can support the teaching and learning of students with disabilities.

UVA's Office of the Provost announced the second group of Shannon Center Mid-Career Faculty Fellows.

With new funding, Jennifer Chiu and colleagues will engage 1700 students in computer science with the Roversa Robot.

The team is developing a 3D-printed microscope that will be added to a collection of peer-reviewed educational tools in a newly launched, open-source library for schools.

A UVA-based team is testing a robot used to increase young learners’ exposure to computer science skills in areas from southwest Virginia to rural Colombia.

Education professor Michael Kennedy says artificial intelligence may help elementary school children learn better and faster.

Associate Professor Jamie Jirout and Research Associate Natalie Evans co-authored this commentary with Kathy Hirsh-Pasek for the Brookings Institution.