Staffordshire University: Automation should be a human-first technology
The University is preparing students for an automated future, and it’s not limiting teaching to technical courses
Staffordshire University: Automation can be a human-first technology
2020 dealt the education sector a massive blow. Not in the same way as retail or hospitality - schools and universities have continued teaching remotely, for the most part - but in operational complexity....
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