The curriculum on Computational Thinking & Artificial Intelligence was released on April 1, 2026, by Dharmendra Pradhan, Education Minister, Union Government, for CBSE students between Classes 3–8.

CBSE has officially unveiled its plan for introducing a new curriculum on Computational Thinking (CT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for students from Class 3 to Class 8, which will come into effect ...

From classroom coding challenges to daily word games, puzzles are proving to be powerful tools for building problem-solving and computational thinking skills. Whether through unplugged activities, ...

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Nichols School is partnering with TechBuffalo to launch a new program that expands the use of AI in classrooms. RELATED: ...

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A Computer Science and Learning Sciences team led by PhD student Caryn Tran aimed to understand how educational programming ...

Late March early April, a local IT company hosted the second Bebras Challenge for learners to introduce them to the concept of Computational Thinking.Susanna Berchtold of Berchtold Software ...

Kolkata - As the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) officially integrates Computational Thinking (CT) and Artificial ...

Pupils from the Quay National School, Ballina, have proven themselves to be among the brightest young problem-solvers in Ireland, securing top honours at the Bebras Computing Challenge National Finals ...