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Generative AI Already Being Used in Majority of College Classrooms, According to Instructors in New Wiley Survey

Generative AI Already Being Used in Majority of College Classrooms, According to Instructors in New Wiley Survey
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Generative AI already being used in majority of college classrooms, according to new survey

Generative AI already being used in majority of college classrooms, according to new survey
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Wiley s New Advanced zyLabs Help Computer Programming Students Learn in Professional, Real-World Environment

Wiley s New Advanced zyLabs Help Computer Programming Students Learn in Professional, Real-World Environment
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To fight student disengagement, real-world projects can help

A new survey by Wiley finds that one-fourth of students said they would be more invested in their courses if they learned in a way that emulated their future careers.

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Low-effort interventions can combat student cheating

A new study evaluates how six simple interventions, including quizzing students on academic honesty, appear to have reduced cheating in a computer science course.

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