Colleges are already using AI to recruit students. Big data helps with that. But other school communities can use AI to help strengthen programs. Applicant tracking software programs can be tailored for the education community so that schools and districts looking for teachers can do so based on data and analytics. AI could potentially predict a teacher’s longevity at a school and even their happiness based on personal factors, philosophies and pedagogical styles.
If the potential of AI in education has got you excited about the future, consider enrolling in the Master of Science in Instructional Technology degree program at Grand Canyon University.
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Amanda Ronan is a writer and editor focused on education. She was a classroom teacher for nearly a decade. Now she spends her time writing for students, teachers and parents. Amanda also writes curriculum for entrepreneurial learning and financial literacy programs. Amanda lives in Austin where she enjoys splashing in creeks with her husband and two dogs, swaying in a hammock on the porch and sampling all the breakfast tacos the city has to offer.