AI and machine learning are gaining traction in higher education, and experts foresee that they will soon revolutionize how colleges operate. What impact will they have on the classroom?
In an hourlong virtual forum moderated by Ian Wilhelm, an assistant managing editor at The Chronicle, a panel of experts will examine how AI is being used to create more personalized and adaptive learning environments, and how it could transform teaching and learning as we know it.
Join us as we discuss questions such as:
- In what ways is AI already being used to benefit students, and how is it working?
- Could the remote education forced by the pandemic accelerate current trends?
- What ethical and practical considerations must faculty members understand?
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