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AI/ML in EdTech: The Miracle, The Grind, and the Wall

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 30, 2022

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AI/ML is like crack cocaine for feeding the hype cycle. The first high is incredible. Once you’re hooked, you could be in a lot of trouble.

AI, Cheating, and the Future of Work

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on July 18, 2021

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Machines shouldn’t be the only ones that are learning.

Postscript on College Rankings Revisited: Description of methods

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 19, 2018

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Given the interest in guest post on College Rankings done by AI, we point out paper with deeper description of algorithms, and we answer some questions.

College Rankings Revisited: What Might an Artificial Intelligence Think?

By Steve Lattanzio. Posted on January 16, 2018

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What if, instead of relying on US & World Report subjective methods, we tried to rely on more object data analysis for college rankings? Here is one exploration of possibilities, using neural networks and the College Scorecard.

MOOC Mania: Stanford AI Course Creates Media Sensation Two Years Ago

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 4, 2013

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It was two years ago, give or take a week, that the MOOC mania started. Think about the effects on higher education of this seminal event and how short a time it has been. In the past two years online education and ed tech have moved into the front pages, being discussed in the front […]

Six Ways the edX Announcement Gets Automated Essay Grading Wrong

By Elijah Mayfield. Posted on April 8, 2013

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Last week, edX made a splashy spectacle of an announcement about automated essay grading, leaving educators fuming. Let’s rethink their claims.  “Give Professors a break,” the New York Times suggested in this joint press release from edX, Harvard, and MIT. The breathless story weaves a tale of robo-professors taking over the grading process, leaving professors […]
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