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What We Are Reading Today: The Teacher in the Machine

  • Scholars at Stanford, MIT, and the University of Illinois in the 1960s and 1970s were encouraged by the US government to experiment with computers and AI in education
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What We Are Reading Today: All the World on a Page

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What We Are Reading Today: ‘What Is Ancient History?’ by Walter Scheidel

What We Are Reading Today: ‘What Is Ancient History?’ by Walter Scheidel

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What We Are Reading Today: ‘I Was Working: Poems’ by Ariel Yelen

What We Are Reading Today: ‘I Was Working: Poems’ by Ariel Yelen

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What We Are Reading Today: ‘Doctors by Nature’ by Jaap De Roode

What We Are Reading Today: ‘Doctors by Nature’ by Jaap De Roode

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What We Are Reading Today: ‘Once More to the Lake’

By Ghadi Joudah ·
What We Are Reading Today: John and Paul by Ian Leslie

What We Are Reading Today: John and Paul by Ian Leslie

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What We Are Reading Today: The Revolution to Come

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What We Are Reading Today: Pronoun Trouble

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What We Are Reading Today: ‘Europe and the Wolf’ by Sara Nadal-Mesio

What We Are Reading Today: ‘Europe and the Wolf’ by Sara Nadal-Mesio

By Arab News ·
What We Are Reading Today: ‘The Economics of Over-the-Counter Markets’

What We Are Reading Today: ‘The Economics of Over-the-Counter Markets’

By Arab News ·
REVIEW: ‘Atomfall’ is a quirky apocalypse featuring retro paranoia and tea-fueled resilience

REVIEW: ‘Atomfall’ is a quirky apocalypse featuring retro paranoia and tea-fueled resilience

By James Denselow ·
What We Are Reading Today: ‘Turtles of the World’

What We Are Reading Today: ‘Turtles of the World’

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