A recent conversation on LinkedIn, sparked by a Work Shift article on nondegree credentials in the United States, captured something the higher education field has struggled to say plainly. One ...

When you’re a kid, you think everything is weird. I had a third-grade teacher, a self-described hippy, who ate raw, whole tomatoes as snacks in between her grammar lessons. I thought that was weird.

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Look closely at this image, stripped of its caption, and join the moderated conversation about what you and other students see. By The Learning Network Look closely at this image, stripped of its ...

Whenever I hear the phrase “human in the loop” as a desirable or best practice in reference to AI and education, I think of Homer Simpson. As fans of The Simpsons know, Homer Simpson is both an idiot ...

Crazy. Imagine when Leonard Miller actually figures out the NBA game. That’s the next step. The talent is there. The feel is there. The desire is there. He just needs to understand things better.