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One New Thing: Dropping In to an Artificial Intelligence ‘Kitchen'

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By Alina Tugend Verified
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Higher ed reporter Alina Tugend shares her latest EdTech innovation rave. Alina Tugend is an award-winning education reporter. Here is her latest rave on an EdTech innovation: READ: The Rest of the 'Higher Ground' Innovations “No code required to cook” is the motto of Santa Clara University's new artificial intelligence initiative – an AI Kitchen . It's a weekly Friday afternoon drop-in session for anyone, including members of the public.
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One New Thing: A Roadmap to Successfully Implementing AI on Campus

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By Alina Tugend Verified
| U.S. News and World Report Verified
USN&WR | Source: Olga Dobrovolska, Getty Images Alina Tugend is an award-winning education reporter. Here is her latest rave on an EdTech resource: READ: The Rest of the 'Higher Ground' Innovations One of the great challenges facing campus leaders these days is figuring out the best way to adopt artificial intelligence across their campuses. “ Beyond the Pilot: A Higher Education AI Roadmap and Action Guide, ” hopes to be a helpful tool on this journey.
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Caregiver Burnout — Why Generic Advice Fails and What Works

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By Alina Tugend Verified
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For four years, Opaleski, 48, found herself driving what seemed like an endless loop from her home in Howell, N.J., to her parents’ house 45 minutes away in East Brunswick. This was in addition to working as a high school teacher and raising a teenager. She tried hiring caregivers but her father kept firing them. She begged them to sell their five-bedroom house and move into assisted living but her father refused.
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