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If Everyone Has a JARVIS, Does That Mean We All Become Tony Stark? That question has been on my mind lately as artificial intelligence tools continue to spread…
But the students actually attending college report a very different experience. A recent report from Gallup and the Lumina Foundation examined the growing gap between how the American…
A growing number of AI leaders are suddenly praising humanities degrees. That might sound encouraging for liberal arts programs. But it also raises an uncomfortable question. Are humanities…
What if the problem isn’t AI, but the incentives built into our courses? Over the past year, much of the conversation in higher education has focused on artificial…
AI University. Managed and taught by AI agents. At a fraction of the cost of a traditional university. Another elephant in the room: I do not see many…
Two recent National Science Board reports from the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics make one thing very clear: STEM now represents the core engine of the…
As I continue my doctoral research in AI-Augmented Exploratory Learning, I keep coming back to the elephant in the room: If AI can build statistical models, explain regression,…
I recently noticed that Google’s NotebookLM is now integrated into the Gemini Advanced subscription. As I dive deeper into the tools shaping our field, the distinction between a…
I completed a final paper for EDU 842 Mobile Learning on how students use mobile AI tools during moments of uncertainty or quick clarification. What stood out was…
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that U.S. students continue to struggle in reading and math, with the latest NAEP scores hitting concerning lows (WSJ article). One reason?…