Opening the book…
The guide moves from context to practice to discipline-specific guidance:
- Part One describes the rural context and the constraints that shape AI decisions at institutions like ours.
- Part Two covers AI applications for rural-specific problems: prompting and AI literacy, around-the-clock tutoring for students who cannot make office hours, simulations for programs with limited clinical sites, and support services for first-generation students navigating financial aid.
- Part Three offers concrete guidance for CTE programs: welding, nursing, paramedic, fire technology, automotive, agriculture, and other fields where AI meets hands-on skill.
- Part Four addresses policy development, ethics, and Universal Design for Learning in resource-constrained settings.
- Part Five shares what we learned in our first year and what we would do differently.
The book could not be loaded just now.