Schools are elevating the use of chatbots and virtual assistants whose speed and tone can simulate text conversation.
To achieve better success rates in online learning, we need to cultivate the sort of student engagement that's often the hallmark of great teaching and learning environments, writes Kathleen Ives.
Having worked at the intersection of education and technology for over 20 years, I never would have predicted that the first excitement at home over learning online would be the result of a teacher yelling at my 5th grader to stop using...
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The sender self-identified as a University of Wyoming student who was currently studying abroad. The student wrote to Cowboy Joe, a chatbot character created by the university, seeking information...
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