EdResearch Australia Outlines AI Priorities for School Policymakers

Oct 14, 2026
EdResearch Australia identifies three priorities for policymakers overseeing AI use in schools: clear guidance, effective implementation, and stronger research.

EdResearch Australia published an explainer identifying three priorities for policymakers overseeing AI use in schools. The guidance focuses on clear policies, effective implementation, and stronger evidence.

The organization recommends evidence informed rules for decisions about AI use, access to quality AI tools, and building capability. It also calls for continued research, monitoring, and evaluation as evidence about the effects of AI in schools remains limited.

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