A day in the life of a student, 2045
Artificial intelligence is not a new development, but recently, its use in classrooms has exploded–what are the implications and possibilities of AI in colleges and universities?
A day in the life of a student, 2045
Will education leaders and stakeholders allow algorithms to define education’s future, or will they reclaim its human purpose?
My Jerry Maguire summer
Handwritten work, feedback-driven assignments, and collaborative problem solving help to ensure students grow as thinkers--even in an age of technological shortcuts
Tracking the AI evolution in higher ed: Lessons from four semesters of student data
With a clearer understanding of student behaviors, educators can design assignments that encourage deeper engagement while thoughtfully incorporating AI as a learning aid
Running AI without FinOps? Here’s why institutions are overpaying
Without embedding a FinOps discipline into AI strategy from the start, universities risk derailing their own digital transformation efforts
KU researchers publish guidelines to help responsibly implement AI in education
Educators should commit to learner-centered AI implementation that considers all students, from those in gifted programs to students with cognitive disabilities
4 ways AI is empowering the next generation of great teachers
The current teacher shortage is a crisis, but it's also an opportunity to reimagine how we support teachers
Students are anxious about the future with AI–their parents are, too
In an era when the college-going rate of high school graduates has dropped, AI appears to be heightening anxieties about the value of college
The rise of AI-native universities: OpenAI’s vision for every student
The promise of the AI-native university isn’t just about saving time--it’s about personalization at scale
From pen to prompt: Navigating AI in the classroom
Students can (and should) still show their work in the age of AI--but it might look a little different
As higher ed embraces AI, where is learning headed?
