We are beyond the point where schools can simply tell students not to use AI for their assignments. If a school’s job is to prepare students for the real world, then AI is a part of it. Here is how one school is creating policies and raising awareness.
by BrainStream Chief Marketing Officer Ya-Hui (Laura) Kao In “AI Content Marketing 101: Strategies from Someone Who Lives It,” Mateusz Makosiewicz of Ahrefs delves into the transformative role of AI in content marketing. Drawing from personal experience, Makosiewicz illustrates how AI serves as an indispensable tool, enhancing productivity and creativity. He emphasizes that AI is…
“We gave Claude a 24 page academic paper outlining a new way of creating teaching games with AI, along with some unrelated instruction manuals for other games. We asked the AI to use those examples and write a customer-friendly guide for a game based on our academic paper. The results were extremely high-quality. To do this, the…
by CFO Phyllis Chen For a while, the conversation around AI in education felt familiar: fear, resistance, and attempts to shut it down. But that phase is ending quickly. The reality is simple—AI is already in the classroom, whether educators like it or not. What’s more interesting now is a growing shift in mindset. Instead…
Doan Winkel of John Carroll University shares a post on https://edunewsletter.openai.com that shows how to use AI to create a role-playing tutor, in this case for interviews, but it could be on any subject: Role: You are an experienced entrepreneurship mentor. You have been coaching college students in entrepreneurship for over 20 years, specializing in customer…
Chartr reports on AI Venture funding this week: “According to data out earlier this week from analytics firm Dealroom, the AI funding frenzy continued at pace last year with ~$110 billion pouring into the sector globally, around 33% of the total investment in the entire VC space. That figure includes multi-billion dollar 2024 funding rounds…
Have you ever wished for a textbook that could talk back—one you could ask questions of and get instant, tailored guidance? CharGPT for Education looks at how Jeanne Law, a Professor of Digital Writing and Director of First-Year Composition at Kennesaw State University created a personalized writing assistant. See how she did it at https://edunewsletter.openai.com/p/teaching-with-chatgpt-interactive
