Authors: Tiffany Barnes Key Ideas Education researchers and developers across the country are frequently faced with the question of how to go about ensuring that the educational technology they are studying and creating is equitable for learners, teachers, and communities. It can be a complex assignment to embed in one’s work, which I am very … Read more
By Jeremy Roschelle and Krista Glazewski On May 24, 2024, approximately 40 educators and 40 researchers traveled to the William and Ida Friday Institute for Educational Innovation at North Carolina State University (NC State) for an intensive, day-long workshop hosted by the EngageAI Institute. This third annual forum brought the educational community together around the … Read more
By Jeremy Roschelle Key Ideas: On August 9, 2023, the National Science Foundation funded EngageAI Institute invited a national group of 80 educational practitioners, researchers, developers and funders to a day-long forum held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. As the day began, educators voiced excitement, uncertainty, and risk about Artificial Intelligence … Read more
Engage AI is concerned with ethics–both in how we work as a research institute and in the implementation of the technologies we develop. To do this, we seek to involve our internal team and an external community in our work (this is where you come in)!
Our Nexus aims to build two-way engagement about the future of teaching and learning between the Engage AI team and educational practitioners, researchers, leaders, developers, innovators, and more.