hardly new.
I know we are just recently learning about how these tools are accessible to students, but how long has AI been a thing but we just didn't know how to utilize it?
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- Oct 2024
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er.educause.edu er.educause.edu
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However, numerous products and services that promise more equity and inclusion for people with disabilities are currently available or in development.
Every student should be able to have the opportunity to an education, whether they have learning disabilities or not
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LLMs have made possible a variety of new translation, caption, lip reading, and speech recognition tools
This sounds like Duolingo
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"How do I make Excel files more inclusive?
This is a huge thing in education. I think teachers can get good ideas from AI and can help with lesson planning and learn about different ways to keep students engaged
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ZB is designed to help students with disabilities develop and improve their social skills and can even teach them how to code.
I really like this idea. If there are robots like this to be able to help people in situations like this, I strongly support.
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For example, the university recommends GitMind for assistive notetaking, mind mapping, and brainstorming.Footnote8
AI tools like this are very useful in cases like this. Kids being able to engage with classwork when they are neurodivergent is important so they don't feel like they are behind on anything school related. These are the types of tools that can help encourage active engagement
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