Jeffrey R. Young is a journalist and the Editor of EdSurge. He is also the producer and host of the EdSurge Podcast. Jeffrey's work focuses on education, particularly the intersection of technology and learning. His articles and talks can be found on his website.
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By: Jeffrey R. Young
There’s a push among AI developers to create an AI tutor, and some see that as a key use case for tools like ChatGPT. But one longtime edtech expert sees an even better fit for new AI chatbots in education: helping educators design course materials for their students.
Two longtime distance ed leaders share their advice for the next chapter of delivering education online
SMART GLASSES IN CLASS?: Meta recently announced its bet that smart glasses are the next big thing that will replace smartphones in a few years. With a ...
By: Jeffrey R. Young
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Schools across the country have enacted new restrictions on smartphones in classrooms, in the name of increasing student engagement and limiting the ...
The answer to whether chatbots like ChatGPT can think and reason like humans will have a big impact on education and for all aspects of society, argues ...
By: Emily Tate Sullivan, Jeffrey R. Young
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By: Jeffrey R. Young
As more AI tools hit the market aimed at helping students study, some teaching experts raise concerns, as well as point to benefits for neurodivergent ...
Can a filmmaker’s AI chatbot version of Sacagawea bring the historical figure who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition alive for students, or are ...
As increasingly sophisticated education tools use AI to do cognitive labor, some professors are concerned that new features are making it harder for teachers to encourage students to use AI in helpful ways.
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