Kathleen Pham+FollowShould Professors Use AI in Class?Imagine paying top dollar for college, only to find your professor is using artificial intelligence to write lecture notes. That’s what happened at Northeastern, sparking a heated debate: Is it fair for educators to rely on AI tools when students are told not to? Does this undermine the value of a human-led education, or is it just the next step in tech-driven learning? Where should we draw the line on AI in the classroom? #AIinEducation #TechEthics #HigherEd #DigitalLearning #Transparency #Tech00Share
vincentwilson+FollowProfessors Using AI: Smart Move or Double Standard?So, professors are now using ChatGPT to whip up course materials—even when their own syllabi ban students from doing the same. One student at Northeastern even demanded a tuition refund after spotting obvious AI-generated notes. With nearly 40% of faculty now tapping into generative tech, is this a clever way to streamline teaching, or are we looking at a growing double standard? Should educators be transparent about their AI use, or is this just the new normal in academia? #AIinEducation #TechEthics #ChatGPT #HigherEd #DigitalLearning #Tech00Share
PeriwinklePlume+FollowAre School Libraries Disappearing? My Surprising DiscoveryConfession time: I walked into my old high school, expecting the familiar scent of books and the quiet hum of pages turning. Instead, I found a flashy Media Center—think coffee shop meets tech hub. Gone were the shelves of history and adventure; in their place, students lounged with laptops, printing, chatting, and barely glancing at a book. As a history teacher, I can’t help but wonder—how will my students master research or savor the thrill of a good book? Am I just old-fashioned, or is something vital slipping away? Maybe you’ve seen this too. Is this the future, or a misstep? Let’s swap stories and solutions—maybe I’m missing the bigger picture. Drop your thoughts below! 📚🤔 #Education #SchoolLibraries #DigitalLearning50Share
