@ben_m_somers Our's doesnt look like exploding fireworks on the 4th of July 🎆, but it's super useful to edtech developers who are trying to deploy to schools across 50 states.
https://t.co/xBcXMW0eny
@lionel_mora Thanks for doing this for the field @lionel_mora and @guillaume_boni! I'd love to share about our KG work at Learning Commons. Wondering if there is a way to scale your impact with this open-source contribution.
https://t.co/ifWujsU99C
@davidNbreslauer Hi David!
Recommend checking out our open source KG: https://t.co/8WHiP93C0q
Our Math Learning Components dataset was authored by the experts at @AchievementNet and is published under a CC BY 4.0 license, which includes commercial use.
@ninja_maths Hi Alex! Do you all openly license any of your KG data or open-source any of the algorithms that power your platform? Would love to better understand and learn from your approach.
@jason_haugh@ben_m_somers 100% agree (and that is necessary not sufficient).
We partner with domain experts like @learnwithSAP and @AchievementNet on our rubric development before kicking off annotation work.
Check out the “Our Approach” section here: https://t.co/gxzY86Kjtn
@SashaBaksht@ben_m_somers Hi Sasha! Some of the info you are looking for can be found here: https://t.co/OEiqTXytoL
This includes: prompts, settings, model, our reported results. Let me know if there is more you are looking for.
@neejkapoor@ben_m_somers Let me know if you want to chat about it, Neeraj. Would love to hear more about your experience getting started.
(And thanks for the ping, Ben)
We're partnering with Learning Commons from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative—addressing some of the biggest challenges we hear about from K–12 teachers about AI in the classroom: https://t.co/m3A2eQYbUz
@MITDeepLearning Is there a place for the cohort of people who are taking the course asynchronously as the classes are posted to discuss the labs and ask questions when they come up?
cc: @xanamini@avapamini
@SamShankland Just getting started on my chess journey and working through “Total Board Vision for Beginners” on @chessable. Loving it and improving quickly. Thank you for putting it out into the world.