While a young language learner can more easily acquire a native accent, adults retain the ability to learn new languages well into later life.

Let’s embrace what AI can do. What we must not forget is the human side of language. It adapts, understands and adds meaning.

As part of my Simply Explained series, I’ve been covering a range of student-centered instructional approaches, from project-based learning to experiential and inquiry-based learning. Today, I cover ...

Meta released an open source language learning app for Quest 3 that combines mixed reality passthrough and AI-powered object recognition. Called Spatial Lingo: Language Practice, the app not only aims ...

Speak is delivering a bunch of new features for its language app’s winter update, including Speak Level fluency metrics. A home screen refresh keeps users focused on their progress, and what’s coming ...

According to Fei-Fei Li (@drfeifei), the inaugural BEHAVIOR Challenge has demonstrated significant progress in robotic learning and embodied AI, with top-performing teams excelling across 50 complex ...

Thor Sawin has received funding for teacher development projects through the State Department Fulbright Specialist and English Language Specialist program, as well as the US Air Force and LCC ...

Abstract: Vision-language-action models (VLAs) use an end-to-end learning architecture, which can realize the integration of visual perception, semantic understanding and motion control. However, when ...

Large Language Models (LLMs) are recasting the relationship between humans & technology. There’s a complete transition in how we search, consume, and execute information on the web. LLMs are no longer ...