Today's Newsletter: Bots For Teachers?
While the subject matter may be in the context of higher education, Allison Schrager and Amy Wang touch on many intriguing topics relevant to the k-12 edtech scene in their four-part series called The Vanishing University: “Someday, bots could be integral to college. They could be your tutor, advisor, grader—essentially, the bulk of teachers’ work. Students already are taking lectures online and consuming personalized software instead of reading textbooks. It’s not a stretch to imagine the university of the future as a series of private dorm rooms, filled by students chatting with programs all day long.” Can the same be said for high school? —Kevin Hogan, Content Director
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Kevin Hogan is a forward-thinking media executive with more than 25 years of experience building brands and audiences online, in print, and face-to-face. Kevin has been reporting on education technology for more than 20 years. Previously, he was Editor-at-Large at eSchool News and Managing Director of Content for Tech & Learning.
