Artificial Intelligence News

The tool can help school policymakers calculate the additional energy consumed and carbon emissions produced from student use of AI in schools. Read more...

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in teaching and learning, educators and institutions have a critical opportunity to shape how it is understood and used in schools. This spring, educators, researchers, and school division leaders convened at George Mason University through the College of Education and Human Development’s Educational Research Alliance of Northern Virginia to advance a shared vision for AI literacy and to strengthen the connection between research, preparation, and practice across the region. Read more...

CEHD faculty join interdisciplinary teams driving innovative research through George Mason’s Grand Challenge Initiative. Read more...

Dean Ingrid Guerra-López joins President Gregory Washington to discuss the future of education in a rapidly changing world. Read more...

Insights from the ERA.NOVA Fall 2025 Convening. Read more...

Speaking at Washington's Cosmos Club, Guerra-López urged higher education leaders to move beyond outdated structures and reimagine the role of education in shaping human potential. Read more...

Dean Ingrid Guerra-López published an op-ed in Education Week discussing the vital role educators play in shaping the future of teaching through the responsible integration of AI tools. Read more...

Jennifer Suh is part of a multidisciplinary research team developing MathVC: a virtual classroom where middle school students can work through mathematical modeling problems with AI-powered chatbot students. Read more...

Seth Hunter is working with University Libraries and EBSCO to develop a tool that utilizes AI to help practitioners find and interpret evidence-based practices and that can to improve student outcomes. Read more...

An interdisciplinary team of CEHD and CEC researchers will focus on developing a movement assessment tool to identify early biomechanical markers of fatigue and injury risk in emergency responders. Read more...