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AIED2021 Human-Centred Design session
The International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education has been running online all week. The theme this year is Mind the Gap: AIED for Equity and Inclusion, reflecting justified concerns in society at large, about the potential for data, analytics and AI to exacerbate societal inequities. Given the call for the community to work on “diversity, equity, and inclusion practices”, I was […]
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