Request EVR's AI experts at your event
EVR's educators, researchers, EdTech mentors and AI and Data Science experts speak at numerous conferences, workshops, and seminars, and contribute to panels, keynotes, and publishing opportunities throughout the year. Enquire below to book Professor Rose Luckin and the EDUCATE Ventures Research team for your upcoming event.
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Examples
Professor Rose Luckin hosts the EdTech Podcast. Get advice, up to date news, and developer hacks in the biggest Ed and Tech podcast in the world.
Rose is the author of the Skinny on AI for Education, available here. In issue #1, discover why ChatGPT matters so much to education, what battles and approaches exist for AI regulation, the debate over evidence and the value of AI expertise in the classroom​.
​See Rose speak live when she joined a COP26 panel at the NYT Educate on Climate presentations in November 2021. Rose spoke on AI, the digital divide, and education policy and reform.
"We need to help young people understand what knowledge actually is. Knowledge is seen as something you're given, rather than something you construct."
Testimonials
University of Buffalo
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Thank you so much to Rose for serving as the keynote speaker for our annual event: Perspectives on AI in Higher Education!
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As you well know this is such a timely issue, not just relative to teaching and learning, but for society writ-large. As such, we are truly grateful for your time, expertise, and enthusiasm in this critical discussion. I am particularly grateful for the fact we were able to kick off 2024 at the University of Buffalo with such a distinguished voice in the AI in education field. Indeed, you surely enriched many from the UB community on this important topic, as well as the numerous participants joining from around the globe.
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Thank you so much once again for your excellent presentation and please accept my very best regards.
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- Carol Van Zile-Tamsen, PhD
Associate Vice Provost & Director
