AI Teaching Assistants and Virtual Labs: Using Discovery in STEM Ed (Dr. Alex Feltus, Clemson University)

from STEM Lab · host South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics

What does the future STEM classroom look like? What will be the role of the human instructor? Dr. Alex Feltus, Professor of Genetics and Biochemistry at Clemson University, addresses these questions and discusses his passion for integrating discovery and real research into his own courses. As a specialist in biomedical data science and informatics, and as Chief Science Officer for PRAXIS, a digital education and research company, Alex is well-placed to predict where education technology is headed.

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