The Machines are Good at This

Cross Summary from Discover Abre.

We spend a lot of time in education talking about the promise of technology in the classroom. Terms like “personalized learning” and “AI-driven instruction” and “adaptive learning” become buzzy. We view algorithms in awe and wistfully predict their power in shaping human cognition.

I think it’s prudent to ask what is edtech really good at doing? Consistently, and over a long time?

“The Machines are Good at This: Discover Abre”

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