KHDA to set clear direction on AI, technology use in Dubai schools
Dubai’s education authority is working on a policy framework to guide schools on the use of artificial intelligence and technology in classrooms, with a focus on when digital tools genuinely strengthen student learning rather than simply increasing technology use. “We wanted, first of all, to have a very clear direction as KHDA on the use of AI and technology, and the whole intention is when is the right time to use it in order to.
Khaleej Times · Technology reports that KHDA wants schools to focus on technology helping learning Rather than taking a blanket approach to technology, Miran said KHDA wanted to establish clear principles for schools, while allowing them room to make decisions based on their own circumstances.
The wider objective, she added, is to help students understand how to use technology responsibly and make appropriate choices about when it should, and should not, be used.
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