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AI Safety and Our Work 

CampusEvolve's AI Safety: Why it matters and how we do it

CampusEvolve uses AI to help high school and adult learners explore and make progress on their pathways from high school to further education and training and on into launching (or re-launching) their careers. â€‹We do this in a way that ensures our AI system meets and exceeds the highest standards of AI safety, data privacy, and responsible use.

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Learn more about our AI Safety approach and technical implementation in our AI Safety Overview

Our work is based on shared learning

The potential of the new generation of AI to have a positive impact on education and workforce development systems depends on partnership and shared learning across people, products, and projects. 

CampusEvolve and University Partners co-design and test an AI tool for Student Success 

Through a partnership between the Axim Collaborative, CampusEvolve, Indiana Tech, and the University of Central Florida, we developed and piloted an AI Advisor Assistant.​

College Students
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Learning 3.0 - Bringing the Next Education Paradigm Into Focus

Explores how data and AI will transform higher education. Written by education and workforce development leaders from LinkedIn and Microsoft Education.


Maria Langworthy and Jake Hirsch-Allen

Open Education Analytics
Open Education Analytics (OEA) is an open-source community coordinated by Microsoft Education. It’s a collaboration with more than 100 education systems across the world to developing modern data and AI resources.

Led by Maria Langworthy and Gene Garcia

Data Processing
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A Rich Seam: New Pedagogies for Deep Learning

This whitepaper is about a radical change in the relationships between key players in learning ecosystems: students, teachers, technologies, school cultures, curricula, and assessments. If AI is to have a transformative impact, it must be designed for new pedagogical models like this.

By Maria Langworthy and Michael Fullan

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