Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Machine Learning Tech for Education
Artificial intelligence is a sustained innovation within the education industry and a solution for managing students in a situation of declining enrollment and dwindling higher education state budgets. It allows schools to look at where students are at the moment and what they need in a way more efficient and effective way than a staff member could and at scale. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence Can Help with Student Enrollment and Outreach”
Chatbots are already changing the world: from ordering pizza online to helping buy your ticket. Education is known as a sector where innovations move slowly but the time has come for chatbots and AI applications to meet the educational sector. We found 6 ways artificial intelligence and chatbots could have an astounding impact on the whole education industry. Continue reading “6 Applications of AI and Chatbots Within the Education Area”
Every month AI For Education is monitoring dozens of interesting ideas, articles, new startups and mergers and acquisitions in education field.
We are also adding a list of interesting and inspiring articles that will give you insights and keep you informed about recent trends in education market. Enjoy your reading! Continue reading “AI+Education: Most Interesting Startups and Articles in February”
More and more schools are finding that virtual reality can be what they need in classes to enhance the student experience. With affordable devices such as Google Cardboard and Samsung Gear VR, a growing number of virtual experiences are suddenly available to students everywhere.
Educators have begun experimenting with VR software and virtual reality is making the transition to the classroom. With the growth in technological advancements, VR will play an increasingly prominent role in schools across the USA. Continue reading “Dealing with Virtual Reality Risks in K-12 Schools”
To thrive in the 21st century, students need more than traditional academic learning. They must be adept at collaboration, communication and problem-solving, which are some of the skills developed through social and emotional learning.
The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with The Boston Consulting Group, prepared industry agenda New Vision for Education: Fostering Social and Emotional Learning through Technology. We analysed this report and noted the most important things and insights to save our readers time. Continue reading “Fostering Social and Emotional Learning through Technology Report: Keynotes”