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Universities to study crypto and blockchain technology help students in developing a foundation Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are two of today’s most disruptive and innovative sectors. They have the potential to alter a wide range of industries, including finance, logistics, gambling, and others. Understanding these areas, however, can be difficult because they involve a combination of financial, technical, and legal understanding. Fortunately, certain universities provide online programs and courses that can…

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Researchers from City, University of London, in collaboration with the University of Surrey, De Montfort University, Universities UK (UUK) and the National Centre (NatCen) for Social Research have conducted the first pilot study into students' experiences of all forms of violence and victimization at UK universities. …

Here are the top 10 universities that are offering advanced blockchain courses in 2023 Since its start, blockchain has expanded tremendously. It has demonstrated that it is a strong candidate to become the next-generation technology with the ability to address many issues in a variety of sectors. According to current projections, the global blockchain industry is anticipated to reach US$170 billion by 2029, making it clear that blockchain expertise will be in high demand in the years to come. This is the reason a lot of…

Master AI and Machine Learning with these 10 free courses from top universities in 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are two of the most in-demand skills in the tech industry. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting in the field, there are many resources available to help you learn more about AI and ML. In this article, we’ll explore ten of the best free AI and ML courses from top universities that you can take in 2023. 1. Machine Learning – Stanford University: Taught by Andrew…

College RoverThe study also polled 1,000 university students to learn more about the impact ChatGPT is having in college students' lives. Over 40% of the students polled said they use ChatGPT for their coursework with 41% saying they use it as often as a few times per week. The topics students are using ChatGPT the most for include English (21%) and math (17%).  It makes sense that English is the top subject students use it for, given that the chatbot has proven to be a proficient essay writing assistant. Also: AI…

Credit: Shutterstock/Life and Times Imagine the following scenario. You are a student and enter a room or Zoom meeting. A panel of examiners who have read your essay or viewed your performance, are waiting inside. You answer a series of questions as they probe your knowledge and skills. You leave. The examiners then consider the…

Japan universities curb and restrict their students for the usage of OpenAI’s ChatGPT Concerns have been raised by ChatGPT, an intuitive AI chatbot that can quickly deliver an essay or a piece of computer code. Experts have voiced alarm about the chatbot because recent headlines have featured several instances of people passing challenging tests by using it. Because they were concerned that students would use the chatbot to create essays or cheat on examinations, many colleges and some educational institutions have…

Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain A major goal of most universities is to create a recruitment and hiring process that is welcoming and appealing to a diverse group of students, faculty, and staff. However, a workplace that is hostile to certain groups can undermine any efforts to successfully make universities more inclusive and diverse. …

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain With the launch of ChatGPT to the public, post-secondary institutions are aware of the seismic impact this could have on both the business and art of education. Educators' emotions have ranged from intrigue and excitement to panic about massive disruption. Public access to this large language model…

If you listened to ministers, you’d think that there’s a crisis of “wokeness” on campus. Every young person is apparently simultaneously an overvulnerable snowflake terrified of opinions and a yowling fighter in the culture wars. But although there might well be a problem with the diversity and range of ideas in the academy, choosing to focus on it amounts to pointing at a fire in a wastepaper bin while the buildings burn down. The real problems are the result of government abandoning all management of the university…