AI & ML

With the exponential growth of educational technology tools in classrooms worldwide, educators and administrators face the critical task of evaluating whether these tools deliver on their promises of enhancing teaching and learning experiences. To navigate this challenging landscape, it's

Artificial intelligence chatbots, like ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Bard (Gemini), have become increasingly integrated into various aspects of our daily lives. From customer service and education to entertainment and therapy, these AI models are expected to provide accurate and unbiased assistance.

The education landscape is evolving rapidly with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI). As the technology becomes more sophisticated, its potential to transform classrooms becomes increasingly apparent. From fostering creativity to enhancing personalized learning experiences, AI has the

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the educational technology (edtech) landscape, bringing with it a flood of new tools that promise to transform teaching and learning. However, this influx presents a significant challenge for educators and administrators who must discern effective

Artificial Intelligence has made significant strides in recent years, with tools like ChatGPT becoming increasingly sophisticated in generating human-like text. One of the most compelling questions arising from these advancements is whether AI can truly understand language in the way humans do.

Michael Feldstein’s initiative to develop the AI Learning Design Assistant (ALDA) marks a significant shift in how educational institutions approach course design. Rather than creating an AI that serves as a tutor, Feldstein envisions AI as a powerful tool for instructional designers—a group of pro