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Weekly Summary Listing of News and Views from FutureofAI.org

The Learning Revolution Has Begun

News and views are brought to you by Library 2.0 LIBRARY-SPECIFIC: AI, the Next Chapter for College Librarians Session 91: Libraries and AI: Principles, Practices and Plans Session 84: Developing a Library Strategic Response to Artificial Intelligence EDUCATION-SPECIFIC: Where Does AI Belong in Education?

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How eBook Reader Devices are Changing the Publishing Industry

Kitaboo on EdTech

This is evident from the fact that the eBook market is expected to grow by 2.00% from 2023 to 2027, reaching a market volume of US $15.33 billion by 2027, according to Statista. These devices allow users to download and store thousands of eBooks from various sources, such as online stores, libraries, or personal collections.

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Utah State Board of Education Approves 95 Percent Group Resources as Evidence-Informed, Recommended Supplemental Programs for Grades K-5

eSchool News

Its goal is to get 70 percent of Utah third graders reading at grade level by 2027. The Utah State Board of Education convened a panel of experts to oversee the process of implementing a requirement that districts use materials backed by the Science of Reading. There are multiple studies that demonstrate its effectiveness.

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Universities increasingly turn to graduate programs to balance their books

The Hechinger Report

Angie Perez and some of her classmates are studying together in a covered plaza that connects a classroom building with the law library at St. The federal government projects that graduate enrollment will rise by about another 3 percent through 2027 — a much more sluggish pace than in the last 10 years. MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.

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Girls Who Code Goes to Capitol Hill: Can Congress Help Solve the Gender Gap in Tech?

Edsurge

Girls Who Code founder and CEO Reshma Saujani speaks to girls and women in tech, along with about a dozen congresswomen, to kick off an event at the Library of Congress on July 10. Girls Who Code did not provide a timeline on when the bill would be introduced.

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Hack Education Weekly News

Hack Education

” The University of Wisconsin at Madison plans to close 22 libraries and create six “hubs” in their stead, says The Wisconsin State Journal. “ Robots will replace teachers by 2027 ,” Futurism predicts. ” asks The Chronicle of Higher Education. ” This WSJ commentary is bonkers.

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