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Extron Elevates Mt. San Antonio College Aquatics Center and Gym Complex
Displays and 13 video walls located throughout the 145,000-square-foot complex are controlled via an Extron NAV Pro AV over IP system.
Full Story: AV Network (4/14) 
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Montcalm Community College in Michigan has seen a significant enrollment increase of 10.3% this fall, driven largely by a 17.5% rise in dual enrollment. However, the shift toward online courses, which now account for 51% of classes, has sparked debate among board members about student success, with Vice Chair Carol Deuling-Ravell expressing concern that online classes might not be as effective as face-to-face learning. (Paywall)
Full Story: The Daily News (Greenville, Mich.) (4/10) 
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Computer science students lead in Claude AI usage
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Anthropic has released data on how college students use the Claude AI chatbot, revealing that computer science majors are the leading users. Students primarily use Claude for problem-solving, content creation, data analysis and technical explanations. Usage patterns vary by discipline, with STEM students focusing on collaborative problem-solving while humanities students often seek direct outputs.
Full Story: ZDNet (4/10) 
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University of North Georgia students are petitioning against using AI at their graduation ceremony, where AI is set to read names. The petition argues that this approach lacks the personal touch of a professor and contradicts the university's stance on AI. The petition has gathered more than 1,800 signatures. The university says the technology, already used by other institutions, ensures correct name pronunciation and enhances accessibility.
Full Story: WANF-TV (Atlanta) (4/10) 
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