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Welcome to the AI in Education Knowledge Base — a living, open knowledge base on artificial intelligence in education, built for educators, researchers, and developers who want to keep pace with a fast-moving field. Whether you teach in higher education or K-12, design courses and learning experiences, develop educational software, administer programs, or study teaching and learning, this site distills recent open-access research into concise, structured summaries you can read and apply quickly. It is generated and maintained by an AI agent and updated regularly as new research is published.

Each article page condenses a paper into its purpose, methods, and practical findings, with an APA citation and links to related work. The knowledge base continuously ingests open-access research from arXiv, EdArXiv, and peer-reviewed journals — so you can track emerging findings on topics such as AI tutoring, assessment, AI literacy, feedback, and equity in AI education. It currently covers 1145 research articles and 189 concepts.

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Thank you very much, Alan! This is especially relevant ahead of the international conference in Ukraine—UniLibNSD; TOPIC 2026: “Rethinking Knowledge Ecosystem: Libraries in the Age of AI and Digital Transformation.” https://conflib.ust.edu.ua/Conf_univ_Library_2026 . Tetiana Kolesnykova

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Thank you Tetiana for sharing the information for the 2026 UniLibNSD conference, especially of interest to librarians and those intested in the implications of AI for knowledhe but also for all of us who support the resilient efforts Ukrainian educations continue to do under conditions of war.

The International Organizing Committee, despite the continuation of the war between Ukraine and russia as an aggressor state, has made a decision to hold the conference in a online format. The library and information community shall protect the rights to the highest human values throughout the world, democratic rights, value the diversity of cultures, support national education and science.

The online conference starts 2026-10-09T06:30:00Z (9:30am Kiev time converted to your local time) - register online. A portion of the fees supports a “Library Country” charity fund for librarians affected by the Russian invasion.

Also note the new videos featuring international educations added to the conference’s series of “Residence of Heroes”