AI in education

Students are already using AI to study. The real question is whether the AI they’re using is designed to support learning or just give them the answer. Many commonly used tools aren’t designed for education.

If you’re leading technology strategy and implementation, you already know the reality: Your environment is anything but simple. Supporting multiple schools, thousands of users, and a wide range of devices often across aging infrastructure and evolving systems is complex.

Leaders see opportunities to improve productivity, reduce administrative burden, and support better learning experiences. At the same time, IT teams are asked to move faster without compromising trust.

Education leaders are scaling responsible AI with the updated Microsoft Education AI Toolkit—now redesigned with practical guidance for moving from pilot to impact.

Cloud and AI are reshaping how institutions deliver services and prepare students for the workforce, while evolving governance, compliance, and geopolitical pressures are bringing digital sovereignty into sharper focus.

Safer Internet Day 2026 highlights how educators, families, and schools can help students become AI aware, safe, and smart online using trusted resources from Microsoft Education.

Announcing Microsoft Elevate for Educators—helping connect educators with community, professional development, and AI tools to transform teaching.

Join Hour of AI during CS Ed Week 2025—get lessons and resources from Microsoft Education to spark curiosity and create AI learning experiences.

Join the global Hour of AI with Minecraft Education’s new world, The First Night—discover how AI and AI agents work and how to use them responsibly.

Discover how Microsoft Fabric in higher education helps unify data, scale AI, and drive agility. Download the free Data-Empowered Institution e-book.

Learn how Microsoft Elevate Washington is putting educators and students first—equipping them with skills to thrive as AI reshapes our world.

Explore new AI-powered experiences at no additional cost for educators and students—plus an academic offering for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Learn more.