A new initiative in Broward County Public Schools brings artificial intelligence into the classroom.
Broward schools announced a collaboration with Microsoft that brings the company’s AI platform, Copilot, to teachers across all grade levels.
The initiative is to help educators be more time-efficient by automating lesson plans and creating instructional content, which aims to free them up for more student-teacher engagement.
The tool can also assist with personalized learning by providing translation and language support for multilingual students.
A statement from the district said the initiative is “the largest K–12 adoption of Microsoft Copilot in the world.”
Miami-Dade County Public Schools has also entered the world of AI with Google’s Gemini platform.
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