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Addressing the challenges of Alternative provision (AP) with Artificial Intelligence

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30th October 2023

Fleur Sexton (pictured, right), Deputy Lieutenant West Midlands and CEO of dynamic training provider, PET-Xi, with a reputation for success with the hardest to reach, discusses how the power of…

Study highlights lack of university AI policies for students

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4th August 2023

With the academic year drawn to a close, many students will eagerly be awaiting their end-of-year results. But how many students will have used AI to aid in their studies? A…

AI-generated homework now a key issue for schools

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6th March 2023

Schools are unprepared for the impact of ChatGPT on teaching and learning – but rather than banning AI they need support to harness its potential, according to computing teachers. Research…

£18.5m committed to AI degree courses for adults

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19th June 2019

Up to 2,500 people will benefit from £18.5 million of funding to retrain and become experts in data science and artificial intelligence (AI). The investment is part of the Government’s…

Becoming industry disruptors: Why UK universities should be developing AI

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9th May 2019

When it comes to technology, UK Higher Education is a late adopter, but we can’t fall behind other countries who already leverage AI in education, says Sunderland’s Pro Vice Chancellor,…

Investment in AI ‘essential’ to modernise the education sector

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7th January 2019

Jayne Warburton, former Assistant Head Teacher and CEO EMEA, 3P Learning, discusses artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to modernise the UK education sector… According to a new report AI…

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Addressing the challenges of Alternative provision (AP) with Artificial Intelligence

Study highlights lack of university AI policies for students

AI-generated homework now a key issue for schools

£18.5m committed to AI degree courses for adults

Becoming industry disruptors: Why UK universities should be developing AI﻿

Investment in AI ‘essential’ to modernise the education sector

Becoming industry disruptors: Why UK universities should be developing AI