5 Lessons for Building Institutional AI Capacity in Resource Constrained Settings

Cochise College launched a grant-funded initiative to build artificial intelligence literacy across its institution. The college invested in faculty training to strengthen professional judgment around technology use. This gives education leaders an approach for developing staff skills under tight budgets.

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