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Empower Learners for the Age of AI: a reflection

Dr. Simon Paul Atkinson

Like any technology, AI also has its disadvantages and limitations. There is a danger that companies presenting solutions that may work for continuing professional development will fail to recognise that a 10 year old has a different relationship with knowledge. No one can be certain how the market will unfurl. Conclusion.

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10 Reasons to Go Digital with Your Course Materials

Eric Stoller

Today, students are paying more and more for their higher education experience. Today’s technology makes it easy to distill course materials into digital formats and enhances them as a result. Digital course materials allow authors the opportunity to embed audio and video into their work.

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Deal with the crisis with online teaching from home: 12 ways of doing it successfully using a virtual classroom software

Creatrix Campus

The virtual classroom software for teachers helps higher education institutions to manage classes remotely using interactive tools for collaboration, brainstorming, ideation, and discussion. The situation may be pressing, but retorting to any technology wouldnt help.

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How Virtual Reality is Changing Campuses

Higher Ed Connects: Technology

The piece, which went on to discuss virtual field trips and the other possibilities of VR in education, was typical of the articles and academic papers being published at the time: commercial video games had been experimenting with VR for a few years, The Matrix movie had just come out, and VR had the potential to change education forever.

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Spotlight on Learn Foundations: How well do we know our courses in Learn?

Teaching Matters Online Learning

Course structure (including information about the various levels of the hierarchy present in the course). Learning types (what does each course, as well as a statistical ‘average’ course in the school look like, in terms of the makeup of learning types present?) Neil Davidson Neil is the Learning Technologist in Edinburgh Law School.