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Recent Posts
- Richard O’Dwyer, a student and his computer – an American perspective by Jim Farmer
- Electronics and the Dim Future of the University
- Montessori schooling
- The trouble with university: exclusivity, grades, and lectures
- Taking the red pill: Sebastian Thrun's candid reflection on the AI course
- A reaction to Apple's "reinvention of the text book"
- Pseudonymous comments
- David Hu's use of AI - including Bayes networks - in the Khan Academy's assessment systems
- Interviews about "remote learning" with Dan Cardinali, Paul Mitiguy, and Peter Norvig
- Lessons learned from using Khan Academy content in a blended learning pilot
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