Date & Time: Wednesday, June 14 at 2 pm ET
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most significant innovations in ed tech. From personalized learning to intelligent tutoring systems, AI is transforming how we learn, teach, and work, and presents an unprecedented opportunity to drive education innovation in new ways.
Now that teachers and administrators alike have embraced AI's capability to enhance learning, parents are witnessing it too. ChatGPT shares 10 ways how to communicate with them about students' use of AI.
The 33 plaintiffs behind the suit — mostly parents — allege that the district hasn't followed the law in its process of exploring the closure of Lehi, Valley View, Lindon, Windsor and Sharon elementary schools and associated boundary studies.
A recent survey by the Walton Family Foundation found that within two months, 51% of teachers reported having used the tool with as many as 40% using it at least once a week. District leaders should educate their teaching staff on how to use it to streamline their workload.
Chegg shares tumbled 48% to close Tuesday at $9.08. The stock traded above $100 in early 2021 as most students were still stuck at home attending class online during the pandemic.
With many educators relying more and more on artificial intelligence in and around the classroom, a coalition of prominent edtech organizations—called TeachAI—is developing best practices for safer use of the rapidly advancing technology.
ChatGPT represents just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to AI's potential to transform education. We have a responsibility to consider the bigger picture.
Regarding how K-12 schools should respond to advances in AI, Americans are about twice as likely to say that schools should focus on "teaching students how to appropriately use AI" (52%) as they are to say schools should focus on "preventing students from using AI" (24%).
District Administration even went so far as to ask ChatGPT to write a "believable" phishing email targeting a school. Needless to say, the program didn't hesitate.
Despite the explosion in popularity surrounding ChatGPT in recent months, overall use of it for high school students' assignments may have decreased over the past month, new research suggests.
