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Senators Address EdTech Top Players On Student Data Collection Practices
19/08/2019
IBL News | New York
Fifty-five prominent EdTech corporations, non-profit organizations, and data brokers received a letter from a team of Democratic senators inquiring about data collection practices on American students last week.
U.S. Senators Dick Durbin (D-IL), Ed Markey (D-MA) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) raised concerns that the learning tools used by these companies could pose a serious risk to students, parents, ...
Startup Partners With University of Pittsburgh to Offer Transfer Credit for Online Classes
18/08/2019
IBL News | New York
Outlier.org, a new educational provider created by MasterClass co-founder, Aaron Rasmussen, will offer introductory credit for online college courses at $400 per course.
Outlier.org will launch on September 9 with two, three-credit, 14-week courses: Calculus I and Introduction to Psychology. They will be offered through the University of Pittsburgh, which will facilitate the transfer of credits.
The company ...
Learning At Scale | August 2019: Google Classroom, IBM Training, AWS, 2U, Pearson…
17/08/2019
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AUGUST 2019 – NEWSLETTER #25 ON ONLINE EDUCATION AT SCALE
INITIATIVES
• Google Introduces a Plagiarism Checker for Classroom and Assignments
• Mark Cuban Launches an AI Bootcamp in Partnership with Microsoft and Walmart
• UT Austin Joins Colleges that Offer Tuition-Free Programs
TRAINING
• IBM Offers Employees ...
Google Introduces a Plagiarism Checker for Classroom and Assignments
16/08/2019
IBL News | New York
Google unveiled a new functionality on its educational platform, Google Classroom and Assignments, enabling educators to detect plagiarism in students’ work.
The tool, called “Originality reports,” will be publicly available later in 2019, but until then it remains in beta mode.
“Originality reports compare student work against hundreds of billions of web pages and tens of millions of books,” ...
