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Dynamic Coalition-Digital Inclusion expands its impact through multistakeholder collaboration

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Dynamic Coalition-Digital Inclusion expands its impact through multistakeholder collaboration

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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, achieving true digital inclusion remains a global challenge. Despite technological advances, 2.6 billion people are still offline, with women, rural

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Dynamic Coalition on Measuring Digital Inclusion (DC-Digital Inclusion)

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Dynamic Coalition on Measuring Digital Inclusion (DC-Digital Inclusion)

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Dynamic Coalition on Measuring Digital Inclusion (DC-Digital Inclusion) | Internet Governance Forum

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Introduction Established by UNESCO Member States in 2001, the Information for All Programme (IFAP) serves as a platform for fostering international collaboration and partnerships aimed at cultivating inclusive and sustainable Knowledge Societies. IFAP recognizes six priority areas: Information for Development, Information Literacy, Information Preservation, Information Ethics, Information Accessibility, and Multilingualism in cyberspace.

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Generative AI has opened up a whole new world to administrators, educators, and students. The power of AI is undeniable, and understanding the pros and cons of artificial intelligence in education is essential for making informed decisions. To best use AI in schools, teachers and administrators need to know AI’s advantages and challenges.

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Benefits and challenges of using AI in education

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Discover how to navigate AI successfully for your school to enhance learning and ease your workload while mitigating all the risks involved.

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Education Management Systems

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Learn about AI’s transformative role in education management systems, enhancing efficiency and personalization. Discover AI-powered virtual classrooms and more.

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College of Education, University of Iowa

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Explore the impact of AI in education, from AI-driven learning to the future of education with artificial intelligence in schools and modern educational technology.

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The One Thing Nearly 9 Out of 10 Parents Are Demanding but Schools Aren’t Teaching

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Parents are worried that the nation’s schools aren’t preparing students for the future by teaching about artificial intelligence. Find out what you can do if this is the case for your child’s school.

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The integration of AI in online higher education has transformed traditional approaches to teaching and learning. The AI tools you may work with when pursuing an online college degree include:

● Personalized learning platforms that adapt to individual student needs

● Content creation, curation and editing tools

● Chatbots for student support and answering frequently asked questions

● Automated grading systems for objective assessments

● Plagiarism detection software for written assignments

● Data analytics for tracking student progress and engagement

AI in higher education comes with some tantalizing benefits. Online educators can spend less time on mechanical or administrative tasks and more time on what truly matters: teaching and engaging with their students.

Plus, AI can provide students with personalized learning experiences and improved accessibility to educational resources. This could help create a more equitable learning environment in which students can get the most out of their online college education.

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Future of AI in College Education | University of Phoenix

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Learn what is ahead for AI in higher education, how it's used now, and the future of artificial intelligence and higher education.

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Embracing innovation and staying ahead of emerging trends has long been a defining characteristic of the KnowledgeWorks approach to education systems change - it's what sets us apart.

Artificial intelligence holds tremendous potential to revolutionize various facets of education, from personalizing learning experiences to creating administrative efficiencies, but it comes with a series of potential risks and critical uncertainties. Using strategic foresight to consider these future challenges and opportunities, KnowledgeWorks Senior Director of Strategic Foresight Jason Swanson sat down with Steve Nordmark, founder and consultant of Learning Community Insight, LLC, to glean valuable insights, identify synergies and explore how we might begin to proactively shape a future of education that is more adaptable, equitable and effective.

Jason Swanson: So Steve, we're sitting down today to talk about artificial intelligence (AI), its applications and its potential impacts on education - perhaps cutting through a little bit of the hype and addressing some of the fears that are out there. Let's jump right into it, shall we?

As somebody that spends a lot of time on thinking through how we might leverage technology to enhance teaching and learning, how do you see artificial intelligence integrating with our existing education systems?

Steve Nordmark: A lot of what's going on out there today is centered around generative AI. All AI isn't generative, but it's certainly what's capturing most of our attention. There seems to be two major chunks of opportunity, one associated with teacher productivity and creativity and the other being student tutors.

From the teacher tool side of things, I've seen great supportive tools and opportunities for lesson planning and learning materials creation. Generative AI tools can quickly take prompts from educators and allow them to create full plans or assignment materials and do so quite effectively and efficiently. I think it will help with learning engagement - drawing more out of the learners by designing materials that more closely align to the learner's needs and preferences.

For students, we've seen some of the math and writing tutor options enabled through generative AI, and we'll continue to see more solutions across curriculum areas from vendors as they start to learn more about each learner's capabilities, needs and preferences. What's your perspective, Jason?

Could this advancement lead to a significant shift in traditional models or the emergence of entirely new approaches?

Jason: From a futures perspective, we are always seeking to ask big questions around the longer-term impacts that could shift traditional education models. Might AI give birth to the emergence of an entirely new approach to learning? Maybe.

I really appreciate what you said about efficiency. AI is doing cool things in that space and can free up teachers with almost a new division of labor between humans and technology. That alone isn't necessarily transformational, but what might an educator be able to do with that new time dividend? Does that give them more space to connect to learners on a human level? Does this help with things like social-emotional learning, metacognition and "softer skill" areas because AI has given educators the opportunity to take things off their plate? I think for us the critical uncertainty here isn't will this affect things, but in what ways will it affect things.

The way we have been thinking about this at KnowledgeWorks is in a dichotomy - AI as a tool or AI as a solution. And again, we are thinking about a decade out here. So, if we are thinking about shifts in teaching models or educational models, it certainly could happen. What we really need to start thinking through now is in what ways we can use AI as a tool to accelerate broader systems change. So, AI not serving as a solution, but as an accelerator.

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Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Education

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Consider the countless opportunities for AI to enhance educational opportunities but also the ethics of using it as a solution instead of a tool.

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AI is transforming how students learn to engage with the world around them and use new technologies to create solutions to real problems.

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Lucidchart’s free network diagram software lets you design, build, and troubleshoot your network to better understand its functionality. Sign up for a free account!

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AI Presentation Generator | Create Stunning Slides Automatically - Gamma.com.ai

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Gamma.com.ai revolutionizes presentations with AI - generate professional slides in minutes. No design skills needed. Try our AI-powered presentation maker today!

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Wenny Sawyer - Advantages and disadvantages of using AI in education.

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Wenny Sawyer - Advantages and disadvantages of using AI in education.

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Advantages and disadvantages of AI in education | University in Vancouver | University Canada West (UCW)

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AI influences the Mental health of students

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AI influences the Mental health of students

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Gulf University, Kingdom of Bahrain - Accredited by Higher Education Council (HEC)

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AI Influence : Mental Health of the Students - Gulf University, Kingdom of Bahrain

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Mental health has been and still is a major area of focus in the world. With the help of technologies like smart phones and easy availability of fast internet networks, there has been a rise in the awareness of mental disorders around the globe. This has contributed to destigmatizing mental illness and has created a