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“We need to understand what sort of guardrails we need put in place, both in terms of ethics of the algorithms and in terms of displacement of people’s jobs and careers,” said Bill Watson in The New York TImes about AI.

Phillip J. VanFossen, interim dean and civics educator, explains how the U.S. Electoral College came about.

Dr. Jason Ware champions “translating research to create tools and resources that impact the human condition.”

The deans of four Indiana teacher training schools – the Purdue University College of Education, Indiana University Bloomington School of Education, Teachers College at Ball State University and Bayh College of Education at Indiana State University – are coming together to encourage students to go to college to become teachers – and to change lives in the process.

'TikTok is what helped me stay alive': How the social platform is helping a new generation cope with death Heather Servaty-SeibVice Provost for Teaching & LearningProfessor of Counseling Psychology Midori Anderson and Orlando Foreman met on Tinder in the summer...

For-profit “alternate route” teacher-preparation programs are gaining popularity to help meet the nationwide teacher shortage, but our Assistant Dean for Teacher Education Jennifer Barce warns that alternative programs need to include quality assurance.