
What does it mean to teach and learn in the age of generative AI? Join host Jeff Young as he talks with educators, tech leaders and students, aiming to cut through the hype and inform a conversation about how education can adapt to AI — and about what kinds of learning need protecting amid the AI gold rush.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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A growing number of experts are making the case for requiring students from middle school to college to do more rote memorization — of poems, dates, capitals, and more — to respond to rise of generative AI.
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Can thinking the public narrative around robot cars help educators think about the fast-rising trend of generative AI? For this episode, Jeff talked with two experts with books on how to think about teaching and AI — and put them in debate about key ... more
During the ICE surge in Minneapolis, AI is playing a role in this tense and unfolding story, specifically how it is contributing to misinformation. What can educators do to prepare students, and any of us, for this new information landscape where AI ... more
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Jeff Young is tackling an important subject and he brings decades of reporting experience and domain knowledge. He’s serious about his work and it shows. This is always a good listen.
Thoughtful and critical and realistic perspectives on AI and higher education. Love it and really appreciate the host and his hard work here.
Very nice cool new podcast! I listened to my first one because of FutureU and I was very happy that I did it. I look forward to adding this to my repertoire of podcasts for my commute home.
This topic has exploded in our universities and we need inquiry and many perspectives to make the most—and avoid the worst—of this exciting technology. For good, or bad, this technology will disrupt in profound ways and I welcome your approach to trying sort it out and help us all learn.
Loved the first episode and the challenging discussion. It spoke on a level that is easily understood but yet compelling with its references to science.
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A thoughtful program that centers AI in education, featuring educators, researchers, and technologists who explore how generative AI reshapes teaching, learning, and assessment. Episodes frequently compare pedagogy approaches, discuss AI literacy and integrity, and weigh social and policy implications for classrooms and universities. A standout trait is the mix of scholarly guests and practical educators, offering rigorous context alongside real-world classroom and campus examples. Listeners likely include educators, administrators, researchers, and edtech professionals seeking evidence-based perspectives on AI in learning and how to adapt curricula while preserving core learning foundations.
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