Building machines that work for everyone – how diversity of test subjects is a technology blind spot, and what to do about it
Without a diverse range of test subjects, some new technologies could fail to work as intended for many people. John Paul Van Wert/Rank ...
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‘Teaching has always been hard, but it’s never been like this’ – elementary school teachers talk about managing their classrooms during a pandemic
Joy Harrison, a second grade teacher in Oakland, California, helps a student. Santiago Mejia/San Francisco Chronicle via AP Laura Wangsness ...
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A new report finds that a growing majority of students believe their campus climate stifles free expression. But the share who support disinviting ...
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Women make up about a third of college and university presidents and 44 percent of provosts. Their institutions employ more women, in higher ...
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Federal prosecutors are dropping their case against an MIT professor accused of hiding his connections with China
Federal prosecutors are dropping their case against MIT professor Gang Chen, who's accused of hiding his connection to China on grant ...
Read MoreA professor said her students think Americans make six figures on average. That’s a long way off.
The question asked by Nina Strohminger to her students at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania was straightforward: What did they ...
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Building machines that work for everyone – how diversity of test subjects is a technology blind spot, and what to do about it
Without a diverse range of test subjects, some new technologies could fail to work as intended for many people. John Paul Van Wert/Rank ...
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Beyond social mobility, college students value giving back to society
First-generation college students say higher education is a way for them to improve their families’ lives, and their own. Hispanolistic/E+ ...
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