Artificial Intelligence and Education An Overview for State Departments of Education: Part One
This overview of considerations for SEAs in facilitating adoption and policy development for AI is the first of a three-component series.
This overview of considerations for SEAs in facilitating adoption and policy development for AI is the first of a three-component series.
This checklist, the second of a three-part series, provides considerations for supporting SEAS in addressing AI and developing policies and guidance.
The steps in this third of a three-part series, outline more in depth the first steps SEAs can take to begin development of an AI-related vision and strategic objectives.
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