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AI will be deeply disruptive to Higher Education

2024-01-07 00:02:43

Paul LeBlanc and George Siemens are teaming up to explore how AI is going to change higher education.

"LeBlanc transformed SNHU from 2500 students in 2003 to over 200,000 students in 20 years by using technology to switch delivery online."

Siemens is one of the proposers of connectivism - a theory to describe learning in the digital age.

It is better to see what works best for students before Big Tech (confidently) sell the solution they want you to buy.

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