Can Schools Trust AI Features in Edtech Products?
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THE AI ANGLE
Generating real-time lessons and tutoring directly for studentsEdReports investigated edtech products and questioned vendor claims about the effectiveness of their artificial intelligence features. The organization found little evidence supporting these marketing assertions. This leaves district leaders to decide how to evaluate and purchase instructional software without verified proof of its benefits.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
School leaders and teachers must decide whether to adopt tools that bypass teacher review to deliver lessons directly to students.Read the original at edsurge.com Generate teaching or study materials
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