WGU’s mission is to change lives for the better by creating pathways to opportunity. That core focus on life-changing outcomes for individual students inspired the founders and continues to influence every decision the university makes to this day.
Are we witnessing a revolutionary breakthrough in higher ed with generative AI or is it just another fleeting innovation? How are institutions using AI responsibly to elevate and reimagine the learning experience and provide real outcomes to more students? A recent panel discussion at ASU+GSV, hosted by Western Governors University, explored these pressing questions.
As higher education evolves, technology and data are no longer just tools—they are foundational pillars shaping the future of learning and student success. This transformation was explored by a panel of experts from Western Governors University.
Traditional transcripts and resumes are no longer cutting it in an era where skills—not just degrees—are driving hiring decisions. Enter digital credentials, skills profiles and a new class of tools that aim to make learning and skills more visible and valuable in the labor market.
As the world and the workplace continue to evolve, so must the way we teach and learn. Therefore, embracing artificial intelligence (AI) is a natural step toward training students to use it responsibly and ethically, in both their educational pursuits and their careers.
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