Primary

Microsoft 365 Copilot Teach interface showing teaching tools such as curriculum planning, quizzes, rubrics, homework, and study aids.

Using Copilot Teach for Planning & Assessment in Irish Classrooms

By

Copilot Teach—built into the Microsoft 365 Copilot app and Microsoft Teams for Education—offers Irish teachers a powerful, time‑saving way to plan, differentiate, and assess learning. Designed specifically for educators, it provides AI‑generated lesson plans, quizzes, rubrics, and study materials that can be adapted to your curriculum needs. Aligning to the Irish Specification One of the […]

Using Copilot Teach for Planning & Assessment in Irish Classrooms Read More »

CESI conference 2026

CESICON Redux

By

CESICON is back, baby. Like the halcyon days of Anglo Irish Bank during the Celtic Tiger, CESICON – the conference of Computers in Education Society of Ireland (CESI) – saw a return to the old days, with a large attendance on Saturday 28th February at Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh in Limerick City. Like the old days, there

CESICON Redux Read More »

Website hero banner promoting an AI companion for smarter education planning, helping teachers prepare lessons and research with AI.

Meso Brings AI‑Driven Curriculum Planning to Classrooms in Ireland and Beyond

By

Meso, an education technology spin‑out from the ADAPT Centre for AI‑Driven Digital Content Technology at Trinity College Dublin, is starting a rollout of its AI‑powered curriculum planning platform across Irish schools and into international markets. Paperwork, planning, and assessment take up a lot of teaching time. Meso is set on changing that. Backed by €500,000

Meso Brings AI‑Driven Curriculum Planning to Classrooms in Ireland and Beyond Read More »

We Once Questioned the TV — Now Students Must Question the Internet, AI and More

By

Following on from Internet Safety Day, many teachers continue important conversations about staying safe online. While topics such as passwords, privacy and online behaviour are essential, there is another skill that is becoming just as important for our students: learning how to recognise fake or misleading information online. In a digital world filled with eye-catching

We Once Questioned the TV — Now Students Must Question the Internet, AI and More Read More »

Cartoon mole peeking out of the ground with the words “LEARNING MOLE” in bold teal letters on a white speech bubble, set in a colorful outdoor scene with trees, plants, and buildings in the background.

Learning Mole:  Empowering Children to Learn and Grow

By

LearningMole is a vibrant and engaging educational platform designed to make learning enjoyable for children. What began as a small passion project in 2017 has grown into a widely loved YouTube channel with millions of views, alongside a website that welcomes thousands of visitors each month. At its core, LearningMole is all about creating interactive

Learning Mole:  Empowering Children to Learn and Grow Read More »

Forgot Password
Please enter your email address or username below.
 
Course Login
 
 
Scroll to Top