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The Army Software Factory (ASWF) is a first-of-its-kind, Soldier-led tech initiative in which the U.S. Army is partnering with higher education to redefine workforce readiness and support the tech innovators of tomorrow. A humming hive of activity located on the campus of Austin Community College in the heart of Texas, the facility is part software development hub, part col...


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Ray-Ban Meta glasses are a type of wearable tech that can take photos, record, play music or podcasts, capture audio, and pair with AI so you can do a lot of things hands-free. The more expensive Ray-Ban Meta Display glasses also feature an on-lens display meant for tasks such as giving you text updates without blocking your view of the real world.

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Every week, the headlines seem to bring a new iteration of alarm regarding generative artificial intelligence in education. From fears of widespread cheating and the death of student writing to warnings about cognitive atrophy, algorithmic surveillance, and the erosion of intellectual independence, the public dialogue is rife with anxiety.

When headlines sound like a...


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Courage isn’t a destination but a muscle that requires training and practice, says Juan Bendaña, keynote speaker at the Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents National Sum...


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The Point Where I Used to Stop

For most of my life, I assumed coding belonged to other people. It was for developers, programmers, and those who understood what all those brackets and symbols meant. I had taken AP Computer Science in high school, but that experience only reinforced the idea that coding was not for me. I remember making it through “Hello, World!” before becom...


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