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In this episode Tom outlines three emerging signals in AI for education: the rise of agentic AI that can complete LMS tasks, the shift from optional chatbots to embedded AI feedback within grading workflows, and growing concerns about platform fatigue alongside new education‑specific AI benchmarks. He recommends three concrete moves: pilot AI‑suggested feedback with clear guardrails, publish a proactive agentic AI policy, and enforce a compatibility checklist before adopting new tools. The highlighted tool for piloting is Google Classroom’s AI‑suggested feedback, with a suggested 3‑week trial to measure time savings, feedback quality, and student outcomes.
Skippz positions itself as a modern, cost‑effective alternative to Kaltura for corporate training, offering unlimited video hosting, interactive learning tools, and AI‑driven accessibility. The platform tackles common pain points such as storage caps, static content, complex administration, and global delivery...
Keltbray has partnered with upskilling platform Multiverse to enroll 25 employees in Level 3 AI‑Powered Productivity and Data & Insights courses. The training focuses on generative AI tools such as Microsoft 365 Copilot and on turning raw data into actionable business insights. Keltbray...
Higher education faces mounting pressure from rising costs, waning public trust, AI disruption, and a striking 25% first‑year student attrition rate. Researchers like Bob Zemsky argue the solution lies in product innovation, championing three‑year degree programs that are already being...
A.CRE has launched a new weekly podcast called Multipliers, aimed at exploring the habits, frameworks, technology and relationships that compound personal and professional output. The inaugural episode, “Life’s Mario Kart Speed Boosts,” uses a racing metaphor to discuss how leverage,...
The post curates a set of recent resources spanning local large language models, AI ethics, and learning‑technology research. It highlights practical guides for running open‑source LLMs on personal devices, ethical AI companions that minimize data exposure, and studies showing AI‑generated...
Restaurant group FB Society partnered with 1Huddle to embed AI into its training program, accelerating content creation and onboarding across multiple concepts. By using AI to generate drafts of games, guides, and workshops, material is now 60‑70% complete, allowing rapid...
Graduates entering 2026 face a “low‑hire, low‑fire” labor market, with traditional internships shrinking by 10‑20% annually and each posting attracting 100‑300 applicants. A recent AAU survey shows employers value real‑world application and teamwork, yet doubt colleges fully prepare students. The...
In this episode, Mathilde Collin discusses the launch of KORA, the first public benchmark for AI child safety, explaining how her background in tech and concern for youth mental health drove the initiative. She outlines the early challenges of defining...
1EdTech Labs will host a live webinar on Feb. 26, 2026 to examine how learning context differs from raw data and how AI systems interpret it. The session builds on insights from a Microsoft‑hosted BETT UK event and proposes treating context...
AI is reshaping English‑as‑a‑Foreign‑Language (EFL) classrooms, moving from fear‑based headlines to everyday practice. Learners increasingly use AI for speaking drills, flashcard creation, and content brainstorming, while most remain motivated. Research—including two large‑scale studies—shows AI‑driven chatbots boost oral proficiency, interaction, and...
The author outlines a disciplined approach to AI, treating each tool as a specialized partner rather than a novelty. ChatGPT is positioned as a core thinking collaborator for structuring arguments, Claude handles deep, coherent rewrites, Perplexity provides factual verification, and...
The article highlights emerging hyperrealistic, conversational video tutors that act as face‑to‑face AI instructors. By combining lifelike visual agents with learning‑tuned models like Google’s LearnLM, these tutors can conduct real‑time dialogue, ask probing questions, and adapt to student responses. Companies...
The episode explores the emerging field of hyperrealistic, conversational video tutors—AI-driven visual agents that can engage learners in real‑time voice and video dialogue. It contrasts the old paradigm of static AI‑generated videos with a new responsive model that enables full...
In this episode the host shares resources for both learners and active traders, highlighting the free CME Trading Simulator and educational posts on implied forwards and Jensen's inequality. The main focus is on using AI tools to transform textual insights...
Christy Tucker outlines seven actionable strategies for crafting realistic wrong answers in branching e‑learning scenarios. The tips range from drawing on actual workplace mistakes and partially correct options to using “right answer, wrong time” choices, trade‑off framing, nuanced “good‑better‑best” scales,...
The article outlines ten strategies for fostering digital and visual collaboration in classrooms, ranging from shared whiteboards to immersive AR tools. It highlights Brisk Boost Whiteboard, an AI‑enhanced platform that automates diagramming, suggestion generation, and real‑time feedback. Each method emphasizes...
