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10 Ways to Teach Students About AI and Energy Use

AI literacy should include the energy and resources behind AI, helping students decide when its benefits justify its environmental costs.

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Report: AI May Be Eroding the Very Skills Employers Need Most

AI is changing which human capabilities matter most at work, yet employees are reporting that some of those same capabilities are being eroded, according to a new IBM study.

edtechmagazine.com

What Is an AI Bill of Materials?

As regulations and risks increase, these directories of artificial intelligence components help boost confidence.

elearningindustry.com

Instructional Design Certificate: How To Choose The Right Program

Transform your career with an Instructional Design certificate and master the skills needed for today’s evolving workplace learning.

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The Agentic Professor: Exploring GenAI-Supported Futures in Higher Education

"For centuries, higher education institutions have occupied a uniquely stable position in society. While technologies, from printing presses to the internet, have continually reshaped how colleges and universities operate, academic structures have remained remarkably resistant to transformation. Professors teach, evaluate, mentor, and certify; students study and progress through academic terms; credentials are awarded through processes deeply embedded in tradition. Today, agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is challenging that stability. In just a few years, AI has evolved from a novelty into a ubiquitous partner in writing, coding, designing, analyzing, simulating, and, increasingly, teaching."

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AI is reshaping campus infrastructure. Is higher education ready?

Looking ahead, higher education institutions face a pivotal moment with AI.

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A summer of AI bans in schools

Public concerns are growing over artificial intelligence use in schools as districts call for more resources to successfully and safely implement the tech.

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What Students Can Teach Us About AI

Conversations with students can provide educators with valuable information in regard to AI use in schools

uxdesign.cc

The variance problem in AI products

"A transcription product ships. On a short clip, the result comes back in two seconds. A week later, the same user records a longer passage and waits six seconds, which is exactly how long a passage that size takes. They assume it is broken.   That story is not mine. It came from Bilal Skiani, who builds a transcription product called Genie 007 and shared it in the comments of an earlier piece of mine on waiting in AI interfaces. Nothing about the system changed between the two runs. What changed was the user’s reference point. The two-second run set the promise, and the six-second run broke it."

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The Evidence Employers Miss When a Resume Is the Only Link

"A resume is designed to compress a career. That is its strength and its limitation. A resume can show where someone worked, what they were responsible for, and any notable performance results they can summarize in a few lines. It cannot easily show the decisions, constraints, collaboration, and judgment behind those lines.   When a resume is the only link an employer receives, that evidence is often missing precisely when it would be most useful."

the-learning-agency.com

The Gap Between AI's Advanced Capabilities And Everyday Use

AI can seem highly capable in some settings and unreliable in others, depending on the tools, context, permissions, and oversight surrounding it.

er.educause.edu

From Fear to Fluency: Helping Faculty Navigate AI

"This episode explores how institutions are balancing innovation, governance, trust, privacy, and digital literacy while preparing learners for an AI-enabled future."