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Call for urgent AI safeguards as MSP warns of growing misuse in schools
The Scottish and UK governments have been urged to do more to tackle the dangers of Artificial Intelligence with a backbench MSP hitting out at the “slow progress” being made on regulation.
Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on AI in classrooms
Running club at Scots prison credited with transforming inmates
Young German conductor launches new symphony orchestra in Edinburgh
Open University student celebrates graduation with proposal
Letters: Look at what's been lost. It's no wonder our teachers are struggling
‘Warm and wise’: academic who fostered understanding between Greeks and Scots dies
Graduation ceremony offers a reminder that the Open University is a priceless asset
From Teletubbies to teaching thanks to the Open University
How the Open University 'created new pathways' for Dr Anni Donaldson
Why learning with the Open University is a family affair for one recent graduate
Supermodel and activist to receive honorary degree from Open University in Glasgow
Online course enabling communities to 'lead the way' in local nature restoration
Higher History exam marking fiasco is worse than it appears
Children in Gaza and Lebanon risk 'compounded learning losses' as schools are closed
National youth charity risks closure with loss of up to 31 jobs
Council group presents 'excellent opportunity' to give parents meaningful voice
How Skills Development Scotland helped this 'inspirational' teen transform her life
Global aerospace firm supports employment initiative at Scottish college
Scotland's Rural College makes history as new vet school opens in Aberdeen
'Silence is what perpetrators thrive on': Art exhibition battles the stigma of abuse
Letters: Do the SNP or Labour really care about the poor?
Teachers unsure of standards as review of SQA marking problems remains unresolved
New homes to reduce housing pressures for university students and staff
Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on History exams row
Charity in final £500k push to fund new school for vulnerable children
Schools in Swinney’s constituency to close due to strike
SNP MSP calls for government action over SQA handling of History marking review
Questions raised over private school VAT payout in Scotland
University Challenge host Amol Rajan despairs over team from Scotland
First-of-its kind accessible nature project shortlisted for national award
Introducing the time machine for plants
Scottish arts institution prepares to welcome next generation of performers
Exhaustion, deterioration, and suffering – the real cost of Glasgow’s education cuts
University accused of 'silencing victims' as child abuse exhibition moved
Adobe Express: Revolutionising CV creation with free templates
Education money going abroad? Well, Jenny Gilruth has more sitting in a drawer
Construction of new £300m University of Glasgow building to begin this month
Glasgow tenements to be fitted with electric wallpaper as part of trial scheme
Careers in construction call for creativity
University becomes Scotland's first 'creative campus' after Adobe deal
Scottish Government announces multi-million pound support for education in Africa
Learner drivers warned over third-party scams that could see licence blocked
Stuart Patrick: Do we fully grasp the importance of Glasgow's universities?
Scottish Labour MP Joani Reid in bid to ban mobile phones in schools
Letter of the Day: Message to SNP, education, education, education
Letters: Alex Salmond was not close to winning indy. He missed an open goal
Scots graduates rendered 'non-competitive' amid languages decline
Degree powers granted to Scots college for the first time in almost 20 years
Q&A: Prof. Wayne Powell on the future of Scotland's Rural College
Letters: Can we open our eyes and stop talking Scotland down?
Metal guru: how your old phone is sparking a gold rush
Kate Forbes: Cosla rejected £145m funding to boost teacher numbers
'A historic event for the whole of Fife': College marks 125 years of success