Adapting Podcast: Embracing the Future of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence is here to stay. Jewish educators must learn to adapt or fall behind.
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In the midst of war, the essential and timely work of Jewish educators must continue. That is why on this week's episode of Adapting, David Bryfman discusses the ongoing hot-button issue of Artificial Intelligence and its role in education. Listen on Apple or Spotify.
On the cusp of 2024, educators don't have a choice: they must embrace this technology, or else they're going to fall behind. At least that's what Dr. Sarah Rubinson Levy suggests. As an AI & Jewish Organizational Expert, Dr. Levy says that for all its challenges, AI can be used as a powerful resource to enhance your teaching. Learn how in this week's episode.
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