Five rules to improve student access, persistence, and achievement
A decade of research distilled into a single guide, this paper examines five rules for using AI to elevate staff effectiveness and enhance student experiences in a new era of student support.
In this paper
- 5 New Rules of AI for Student Success
- 4 key questions for outcomes-oriented uses of AI
- A Higher Ed Leader’s Problem-Solving Framework
Elizabeth Adams
CSU Bakersfield Antelope Valley
Bridget Burns
University Innovation Alliance
Cole Clark
Deloitte
Michael Feldstein
e-Literate
Lee Lambert
Foothill-De Anza Community College District
Katharine Meyer
The Brookings Institution
Aashir Nasim
Prairie View A&M University
Seth Harris
Former top labor advisor to President Joe Biden
Cecilia Santiago-González
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Roger Schonfeld
Ithaka S+R
Michael Sorrell
Paul Quinn College
Ruth Watkins
Strada Education Foundation
Elizabeth Adams
CSU Bakersfield Antelope Valley
Bridget Burns
University Innovation Alliance
Cole Clark
Deloitte
Michael Feldstein
e-Literate
Lee Lambert
Foothill-De Anza Community College District
Katharine Meyer
The Brookings Institution
Aashir Nasim
Prairie View A&M University
Seth Harris
Former top labor advisor to President Joe Biden
Cecilia Santiago-González
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Roger Schonfeld
Ithaka S+R
Michael Sorrell
Paul Quinn College
Ruth Watkins
Strada Education Foundation