Learnvia, started by Carnegie Mellon University and supported by the Gates Foundation, says its AI-enabled tools can save professors’ time and help students make quicker progress.

By Jacel Dhafnie Lolo City of Malabon UniversityAs 2026 starts, the University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) announced its January to June ...

BITS Pilani Work Integrated Learning Programmes (WILP) has announced the launch of new, industry-focused programmes in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI & ML) and ...

T his fall, a student told me she began using generative AI only after learning that stylistic features such as em dashes ...

I always loved studying philosophy and wanted to share the work of philosophers from around the world within the context of education. This global approach was especially important as 19 of the 21 ...

It was a bit of a split decision for school districts across the metroplex whether to open up or stay closed on Thursday.

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Faculty and department chairs involved in Program Assessment Reporting (PAR) or Foundations of the Discipline (FDR) courses are invited to attend upcoming PAR Organizing Meetings and Center for ...

All the seats were taken for a talk on shipwrecks at the Port Hueneme Historical Society Museum and a few people stood near ...

Some area college students can boost their studies with a Carnegie Mellon University initiative that uses artificial ...

The nonprofit learning collaborative leverages a landmark $55 million investment from the Gates Foundation and CMU’s longstanding leadership in Learning Science and AI.

An unexpected winner is emerging in the war on higher education.