“I believe that AI will revolutionize everything,” said Tamara Rojo, artistic director of San Francisco Ballet, earlier this year. “We just don’t know exactly how.” The influence of artificial intelligence on the creative industries is already evident in film, television, and music, but dance, to some extent, seems immune due to its reliance on live … Read more
When immigration agents raided chicken processing plants in central Mississippi in 2019, they arrested nearly 700 undocumented workers — many of them parents of children enrolled in local schools. Teens got frantic texts to leave class and find their younger siblings. Unfamiliar faces whose names weren’t on the pick-up list showed up to take children … Read more
Lisa Harmony issued a warning to Donald Trump while standing outside her small grocery store in a predominantly Puerto Rican neighborhood of Allentown, Pennsylvania, one of the cities that will play a crucial role in next week’s US election. Two days after a right-wing comedian at a massive Trump rally in New York City referred … Read more
Jason Reitman’s latest film, Saturday Night, is a delightful homage to the chaotic and exhilarating moments leading up to the first broadcast of “Saturday Night Live” in 1975. This film captures the essence of a pivotal night in television history, blending humor, tension, and nostalgia into a captivating story. From the opening scene, Reitman plunges … Read more
Measuring The Business Impact Of Learning Should Be A Common Practice Across Organizations The primary goal of any learning program should be to have a significant impact on employees and achieve business objectives. But how can you determine if your training strategy is meeting expectations and providing the highest ROI? This eBook provides an in-depth … Read more
Dual enrollment has seen a significant increase in recent years. In the 2022-23 school year, nearly 2.5 million high school students were taking college classes, earning both high school and college credits simultaneously. This number has grown from 1.5 million students in the fall of 2021 and around 300,000 students in the early 2000s. The … Read more
In the rapidly changing field of AI, education is at the forefront. New AI tools are constantly emerging for educators and students, from AI tutors to curriculum creators, leading to a surge in the AI education market. However, the long-term effects of AI use on students are still unknown. As educational AI research tries to … Read more
For nearly 35 years, Wyoming entrepreneur Alan Chadwick has operated his business importing clothing from China and selling the Western-style gear to stores catering to “working cowboys” in the US. Now, with former President Donald Trump campaigning on a promise to impose a 10%-20% tariff, or border tax, on all goods entering the country, with … Read more
Blockchain technology is revolutionizing the way eLearning credentials are issued, stored, and verified. Traditional methods of credentialing in education, such as paper-based certificates, are inefficient and unreliable, leading to issues with fraud and verification. In the eLearning space, there is a growing need for a secure credentialing system that can handle the diverse range of … Read more
Paula Merrigan’s transitional kindergarten class is filled with pint-sized pupils who often refer to her as mom or grandma due to the strong bond she has with them. Merrigan prioritizes warmth in her interactions with the children, greeting them with a smile each morning, providing one-on-one attention throughout the day, and offering praise, hugs, and … Read more