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Advancing AI in Education

Researchers across the NC State College of Education are engaged in work to help learners from kindergarten through adulthood understand and effectively use AI.

Artificial intelligence is quickly changing education—and the NC State College of Education is working to ensure North Carolina is on the forefront of this change for the benefit of all learners. Through innovation, interdisciplinarity and inclusiveness, we are making a transformative impact across the state’s entire education landscape—from K-12 to workforce development—by: 

Advancing the integration
of AI to deepen learning across content areas

We are advancing the integration of AI to deepen learning across content areas.

Equipping educators and leaders in effective and
ethical uses of AI

We are growing teacher and leader
expertise in AI.

Ensuring equitable access
to AI in education

We are ensuring equitable access to AI in education.

Conducting research on AI
integration in instructional
practices

We are applying research to AI in education to improve instructional practices

Growing access and
pathways to careers in AI

We are growing teacher and leader
expertise in AI.

Ask OUR ExpertS: AI in Education

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What is Artificial Intelligence?

AI is often thought of as a sophisticated, high-level technology. However, it is really very human-oriented. 

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How Can Teachers Integrate AI Into the Classroom?

New advancements in AI are allowing the technology to support pedagogies that it previously could not.

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For more than 20 years, Friday Institute Executive Director and NC State College of Education Associate Dean for Translational Research Krista Glazewski has studied how complex problem solving can be supported through new, emerging and foundational technologies. Now, for the first time in her career, Glazewski said available technologies are finally catching up to practices and pedagogies that researchers and educators have envisioned.

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NC State College of Education Professor Carla Johnson is partnering with several national and international companies to help diversify the STEM workforce by preparing more than 30 people for careers in data science and artificial intelligence (AI).