Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom w/ Dr. Michael Bliemel @DataSkald (Episode 101) #DataTalk

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In this week’s #DataTalk, we chat with Dr. Michael Bliemel about ways AI can improve education and assist teachers.

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About Dr. Michael Bliemel

Dr. Michael Bliemel has had diverse interdisciplinary research experience around the impacts of new technologies, data literacy, business analytics, e-health, problem gambling, gamification in education, information systems, e-commerce, NeuroIS and human computer interaction.

His current interests are in the strategic management of information technology, and the innovation and adoption of emerging technology in business. He explores these topics at different levels, ranging from firm performance to task performance and individual usability perspectives.

Dr. Bliemel joined the University of Ontario Institute of Technology in 2018 from Dalhousie University, where he was recognized with several awards for university teaching and for academic leadership. He works closely with industry organizations to build connections between academia, business and government around the topics of analytics, digital literacy and digital transformation. He has also taught professors and professionals analytics and has coached several winning student teams in local, provincial and global analytics competitions.

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