
Understanding AI’s Reasoning: How Well Can It Think Like Us?
As we continue to ask AI to support us in tasks, including assessing learners, it is helpful for us to think about the types of
As we continue to ask AI to support us in tasks, including assessing learners, it is helpful for us to think about the types of
This blog is excerpted from a longer talk given to the Open edX® Educators Working Group. Full recording, transcript and summary can be found on
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In today’s educational landscape, the power of video as a teaching tool cannot be overstated. Its ability to bring subjects to life, engage learners, and
A well designed game or simulation in your online course offers a number of clear benefits. It increases the interactivity of your course. It adds
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Our team recently had the opportunity to attend the LWMOOCs conference at MIT in Boston to present findings from an action research project that we
Everyone is talking about AI and how it is changing education – and I’ll leave those conversations to the experts – but I thought it
Here are three widely held beliefs that contradict the research. What are some generally held beliefs or potential myths about learning online that you have encountered?
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