Technology May 2023 Premium

How AI is Changing the Education Landscape

AI should not be viewed in a negative light, as it offers many opportunities to enhance learning and adapt content to different types of learners and situations. It should be used critically, however, since it still has limitations with regard to accuracy. At the University of Phoenix, content designers and instructors view AI as a useful tool, and as a complement to human inputs rather than a replacement for them.

Technology May 2023 Premium

Leading on the Cutting Edge Georgia Tech’s President Ángel Cabrera

With just a few years as president, Dr. Cabrera kept the fastest-growing, research intensive university open through the pandemic increasing its enrollment by 8,800 students.

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Michelle Adam

Technology May 2023 Premium

UCSB: College Campus as Environmental Studies Laboratory

The University of California, Santa Barbara, the first AAU member to receive the HSI designation, has partnered with Hispanic Serving Research Universities and joined the National Science Foundation’s IChange Network to support underrepresented faculty.

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Frank DiMaria

Technology May 2023 Premium

The University of Arizona’s Environmental Science Program

Creating Opportunities to Empower the Community

Technology April 2023 Premium

Educators Struggle to Make Sense of ChatGPT

As GPT is designed to respond to text-based queries and generate natural language responses, students can easily access complete essays on any topic. That is why educational institutions, although they understand the potential of this cutting-edge technology, are exploring methods to stop students from using it to plagiarize.

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Frank DiMaria

Technology April 2023 Premium

Twenty-First Century Child Exploitation

Even though child labor may seem an issue of the past, it persists today with many companies and labor contractors exploiting minors, often migrants, in hazardous jobs.

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Gustavo A. Mellander

Technology May 2022 Premium

Top Schools For Hispanics In Graduate-Level STEM Programs

The following lists shed light on a dynamic landscape, where Hispanic/Latino students are present at private and public institutions across a variety of states.

Technology September 2021

UH Joins International Project to Develop Software for Scientists

University of Houston researchers will contribute to MUSES or Modular Unified Solver of the Equation of State, a major international initiative to develop an open-source cyberinfrastructure.

Technology September 2021

Ocean County College Offers Cybersecurity Camp to High School Students

OCC’s purpose is to expose students to cybersecurity principles, disciplines, tools, and job opportunities.

Technology June 2021

Belmont’s Curb College invests $2 Million in High Tech

World-class technology will be accessible to the music business, film, media, and entertainment industry students thanks to a renewed partnership with Avid.

Technology April 2021 Premium

Hispanics/Latinos in STEM Careers

Editor’s Note: Engineering Student Uses Bridge Design to Inspire Students to Pursue STEM Careers

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Frank DiMaria

Technology March 2021 Premium

A Year Of Distance Learning Wears Thin

Written by By Jeff Amy, Kantele Franko, Cedar Attanasio, and Carolyn Thompson (AP)