The policy creates new privacy guidelines and prohibits the state's 11 public colleges from selling or releasing any student’s information for advertising purposes.

Administrators say they're asking students for suggestions and watching social media to see how they're coping with recent changes to their educations.

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University were forced to halt testing on AI-powered tutoring software, but it could find a new use when in-person classes resume.

More than 5,000 students have signed an online petition asking FSU to stop using the technology, which monitors students through their webcams and microphones.

As campus technology increasingly aids students' academic lives, privacy violations, too, are becoming more frequent and invasive.

Federal grants helped 47 states build student-data systems, but the president is attempting to eliminate the program for the third year running.

The portal allows parents to compare the state's K-12 education options on metrics like student demographics, test performance and school spending.

The new machine learning-powered chatbot from EdSights gives advisers key insights into the challenges students are facing and how to address them.

Advocacy group Fight for the Future says the potential harm of facial recognition is too great and that higher education should give it up altogether.