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15 hours ago · David Game College, a swanky private school in London, is throwing caution to the wind and diving headfirst into the future of education. This September, they’re kicking off the UK’s first “teacherless” class. Yep, you heard that right – no human teacher, just good ol’ artificial intelligence running the show.
1 day ago · 09/09/2024. The David Game College in London will replace its traditional teaching programme with an AI-enabled ‘adaptive learning’ system, opening a ‘teacherless’ course for 20 students in September. The students will use a mix of artificial intelligence platforms on their PCs, in conjunction with VR headsets.
1 day ago · David Game College’s Sabrewing programme will start in September, offering a cutting-edge AI-driven learning model for 20 GCSE students using AI tools and VR headsets for personalized education. This program combines AI's adaptive learning with human support from learning coaches to provide a balanced and tailored educational experience.
3 days ago · Starting September 2024, David Game College in London is set to launch a pioneering GCSE study program that harnesses the power of artificial intelligence (AI) for personalized education. This innovative framework marks the first of its kind in the UK, allowing students to engage in learning entirely through an adaptive AI platform without ...
4 days ago · David Game College (DGC), a private school in London, England, has launched a new teacherless course for 20 students starting this September, marking a pivotal shift in AI’s influence on the traditional education sector.
5 days ago · Sky News reports that David Game College, a private school in London, has created a class of 20 students that are taught entirely by artificial intelligences. The students are preparing for the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) that assesses completion of secondary education.
5 days ago · An innovative educational experiment is about to be launched at London’s David Game College, where for the first time a course will be run entirely by artificial intelligence (AI). Twenty-two under-age students, with the aim of preparing for the GCSE exam, will follow lessons through virtual reality viewers and personalised profiles on a ...
