Let's hope emerging AI tools force an antiquated education system to change

By Laura Bain
Community contribution / February 13, 2023

The sound of technological advancement is knocking at the door of the education system.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already making its mark across a variety of industries and now, it is poised to change ...

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By Laura Bain

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Laura Bain is the Head of Emerging Technologies and Innovation at Matthew Flinders Anglican College. She is a 2021 TeachX Finalist and has made The Educator Hot List two years in a row. Her work with technology in education has seen her recognised as a Microsoft Innovative Educator Fellow and Apple Learning Leader. Laura is one of the Australian representatives of the WomenEd network and a member of the Association of Women Educators. She is passionate about technology and driving innovation in schools.

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Let's hope emerging AI tools force an antiquated education system to change

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