The example of Duolingo in the English language testing realm is a good litmus test for how disruptive and quick change can be

A new app using AI tutors has launched, aiming to help language learners understand conversational context and feel comfortable to make mistakes.

Tech company Ocelot, which builds artificial intelligence tools for higher education, has launched a bilingual chatbot that offers services in both English and Spanish.

The PIE’s first AI workshop, which was held ahead of the PIEoneer Awards on September 19, examined the ways AI and new tech can be used across the sector.

A new breed of digitally-delivered English exams don’t stop at testing verbs, they also want to democratise education and see themselves leading the way. But as the testing industry embraces technology, these changes may go as far as to challenge our idea of test itself. Claudia Civinini reports.

Japan has announced plans to use robots in classrooms as part of a multipronged approach to improve English proficiency and take advantage of an expected increase in tourism.

Global admission platform INTCAS has raised £4.1m to develop an artificial intelligence platform to help students make informed decisions when choosing a career or a university course.