Equip Students to Dialog Across Differences Using an AI Guide
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Today on episode number five hundred and sixty of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. Equip students to dialogue across differences using an AI guide with Simon Cullen And Nicholas Debella. Produced by Innovate Learning.
Maximizing human potential. Welcome to this episode of Teaching in Higher Ed. I'm Bonni Stahoviac, and this is the space where we explore the art. And science of being more effective. at facilitating learning.
We also share ways to improve our productivity approaches. So we can have more peace in our lives and be even more present for our students. I've been so excited about airing today's episode ever since I first heard about SwayBeta.ai. And I'm gonna warn you that I might sound like I'm making a commercial for it, but this is not a commercial other than sharing a project that I'm incredibly intrigued by and excited for you to hear about. Even beyond that, though, I'm excited for you to hear about Simon Cullen's work and his teaching and Nicolas Debella's research as well. And so let me tell you a bit about each of them and about Sway. Simon Cullen is a faculty member and Artificial Intelligence and Education Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University. He developed the award winning
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