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Week in Edtech 5/8/2024: OpenAI's Search Engine, Stanford University's 2024 Report on the State of AI, 4 Traits of Successful Founders by Jennifer Carolan and More! Feat. Jason Levin of WGU Labs and Brian Ashton & Van Christman of BYU-Pathway Worldwide
from Edtech Insiders · host Alex Sarlin and Ben Kornell
Send us Fan Mail Join Alex Sarlin and Ben Kornell as they explore pivotal topics in this Week in Edtech episode: 🔍 OpenAI's rumored new search engine to challenge Google 🤖 Key findings from Stanford University's 2024 report on AI advancements and challenges 🍎 Apple's development of AI chips and new AI features in the iPad Pro 🏆 Essential traits that define successful founders, according to Jennifer Carolan of Reach Capital 📚 Concerns on AI in Education Plus special guests, Jason Levin of WGU Labs and Brian Ashton & Van Christman of BYU-Pathway Worldwide. Don’t forget to subscribe to Edtech Insiders for more updates and insights from the forefront of educational technology! Recommended Resources: Western Governors University Accelerator Pitch Competition Winner Release WGU Labs Social Impact Evaluation Framework
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Send us Fan Mail Join Alex Sarlin and Ben Kornell as they explore pivotal topics in this Week in Edtech episode: 🔍 OpenAI's rumored new search engine to challenge Google 🤖 Key findings from Stanford University's 2024 report on AI advancements and challenges 🍎 Apple's development of AI chips and new AI features in the iPad Pro 🏆 Essential traits that define successful founders, according to Jennifer Carolan of Reach Capital 📚 Concerns on AI in Education Plus special guests, Jason Levin of&nb...
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Week in Edtech 5/8/2024: OpenAI's Search Engine, Stanford University's 2024 Report on the State of AI, 4 Traits of Successful Founders by Jennifer Carolan and More! Feat. Jason Levin of WGU Labs and Brian Ashton & Van Christman of BYU-Pathway Worldwide
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