The future of education is being shaped by AI, and this course provides a front-row seat to the conversations happening at the ASU+GSV AI Show—one of the leading global events on innovation in learning. In this course, you’ll hear directly from thought leaders, educators, and industry experts who are driving AI’s impact on education. Through exclusive interviews and discussions, we explore key questions: How is AI transforming access to learning? What skills do students need for the future? How can educators adapt to this rapid shift? This course will guide you through insights from some of the most voices in this space. Featured speakers include Kip Glazer, Ardis Kadiu, David Miyashiro, Mushina H. Morris, Merissa Sadler-Holder, Eddie Watson, and Jules White. They bring diverse perspectives from K-12, higher education, and ed-tech innovation, offering a comprehensive look at the evolving role of AI in teaching and learning. This course is your opportunity to engage with these critical conversations and stay ahead in the AI-driven educational landscape.
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The course is quite interesting and practical, as it provides me with various perspectives and insights from education experts on applying GenAI in educational development.
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The course is quite interesting and practical, as it provides me with various perspectives and insights from education experts on applying GenAI in educational development.
Every step of this course is informative
Very good experience
Very good! Thanks
very good
Exellent
отлично
Nice
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Great information and interactive learning!
It seemed like a big ad for their event.
So much gaslighting
Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this course. I appreciate the effort that went into its development. That said, I found the content to be more of an introduction or promotional overview of an upcoming event rather than a fully developed educational course. While it offers a glimpse into the world of AI for educators and raises some interesting points, many of these are followed by prompts to attend the summit for deeper exploration. In summary, I believe this course could be quite beneficial for those who are new to AI. However, for those already familiar with the basics, it may not provide substantial new insights. I would recommend exploring the more advanced courses the University offers for a more in-depth experience.
No credits being given by it was very disappointing.