
Laura Ascione
Editorial Director at eSchool News
Editorial Director, eSchool Media. Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland. Repeat watcher of The Office.
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2 days ago |
ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione
Key points:A thoughtful migration leads to a successful digital transformation5 registration functions your higher-ed SIS doesn’t have3 ways IT tools are streamlining higher edFor more news on modernization, visit eCN's IT Leadership hubAs higher education continues its digital evolution, more colleges and universities are turning to cloud-based applications.
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3 days ago |
ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione
Key points:It's clear that digital materials are a must in higher edRedefining accessible, AI-powered global higher educationCutting costs while maintaining value: The challenge for higher educationFor more news on AI in higher ed, visit eCN's AI in Education hubAmerican students are questioning whether higher education is the path to a successful career--but it remains evident that students believe AI is beneficial to learning.
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6 days ago |
eschoolnews.com | Laura Ascione
Key points: K-12 GenAI adoption rates have grown--but so have concerns A new era for teachers as AI disrupts instruction With AI coaching, a math platform helps students tackle tough concepts For more news on GenAI, visit eSN's AI in Education hub Almost 3 in 5 K-12 educators (55 percent) have positive perceptions about GenAI, despite concerns and perceived risks in its adoption, according to updated data from Cengage Group's “AI in Education” research series, which regularly evaluates AI’s...
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6 days ago |
ecampusnews.com | Laura Ascione
Key points: Higher-ed students and instructors validate importance of AI literacy in courses Redefining accessible, AI-powered global higher education HBCUs and the potential for disruptive AI innovation For more news on GenAI adoption, visit eCN's AI in Education hub Nearly half of HED instructors (45 percent) have positive perceptions about GenAI, despite concerns and perceived risks in its adoption, according to updated data from Cengage Group's “AI in Education” research series, which...
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1 week ago |
eschoolnews.com | Laura Ascione
Key points:AI tools enhance K-12 creativity and innovation through interactive projectsA new era for teachers as AI disrupts instructionReport details uneven AI use among teachers, principalsFor more news on AI and creativity, visit eSN's Digital Learning hubAs AI becomes more commonplace in classrooms, it gives students access to creative tools that enhance learning, exploration, and innovation.
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