How AI will reshape our universities
In light of the fact that only 59 percent of students who begin pursuing a four-year degree at a higher-ed institution graduate within six years, many in the industry…
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Beyond disruption: The future of higher education
Universities are in the middle of a transformation that is challenging the status quo and is forcing higher-ed leaders to embrace change if they wish to remain relevant.…
AI can humanize teaching—if we let it
While the scientific nature of artificial intelligence (AI) has frequently been used as a marketing term in recent years, AI does have some fascinating implications for instruction. But…
Indiana U builds community and empowers students with machine learning
In the past decade, higher education has experienced a major shift toward digital experiences. This change reflects the way in which the rising generation prefers to engage with…
2019 promises to be a big year of technology trends
The next year will focus on technologies that influence how users interact with the world, according to Gartner in its list of top 10 strategic technology trends for…
What will universities be like in the future?
Universities, for all their diversity across the world, will become still more so over the next 25 years, under the pressures of financial, social, and above all technological…
This college opened a one-of-a-kind AI lab
What if a special lab at the University of Rhode Island (URI) could educate the community on the ethical, technological, and social consequences of artificial intelligence (AI)?
Here’s how to boost enrollment with chatbots
As recently as last year, nearly one in five students who committed to attending Georgia State University (GSU) never showed up for classes in the fall. This problem…
7 ways AI will shape the future of education and work
While artificial intelligence (AI) hasn't yet had a wide-reaching impact on the workforce, AI skills are predicted to remain in increasingly high demand. With so many industries seeing…
How AI will shape the university of the future
In light of the fact that only 59 percent of students who begin pursuing a four-year degree at a higher-ed institution graduate within six years, many in the industry…