Artificial intelligence and the education revolution

from SCU Buzz | The Southern Cross University podcast Hosted by Southern Cross University

Artificial intelligence has transformed learning and the delivery of higher education. While many have feared and critiqued the incorporation of generative AI into teaching and assessment, Ruth Greenaway says we need to lean in. As the Director for the Centre of Teaching and Learning at Southern Cross University, she oversees the use of AI in the classroom. The musical introduction to this podcast was written and performed by Alako Myles.

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