The educational landscape as we know it is drastically changing. Teachers are currently questioning how and if artificial intelligence (AI) should be used in education. Products that educators currently are using, such as Canva for Education, have recently incorporated AI features to help streamline workflow, increase productivity, and spark creativity. Other educational companies have also announced soon to be released AI features. It's important that educators understand that AI has been in the background of our daily lives prior to ChatGPT's existence and now AI will be more reliably available.
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Are you ready to join the growing movement to help expand your knowledge of AI possibilities in education?
Posted by Fitchburg State University on April 21, 2023 at 10:57 AM
Topics: Center for Professional Studies
HIST 9210: The Vietnam War: An International Perspective
Posted by Fitchburg State University on January 17, 2023 at 2:45 PM
Looking for a history course to take this summer? Then check out the Summer B 2023 course, HIST 9210: The Vietnam War: An International Perspective.
From the early twentieth century, Vietnamese resistance against French colonialism
became a long struggle led by Ho Chi Minh. After the Japanese invasion during the Second World War, the American OSS cooperated with Vietnamese forces against Japan and then supported their independence. But during the Cold War, the domino theory led Washington to increasingly view Southeast Asia as a key area to resist Communism. After the division of Vietnam into North and South in 1954, America made a commitment to build up South Vietnam and this led to the decade-long war which took many lives. This class examines the wars in Vietnam in global perspective and the impact of the conflict on the peoples of Southeast Asia.
New Course Spring 23 - Imperialism, War and Resistance HIST 9031
Posted by Fitchburg State University on December 5, 2022 at 9:05 AM
Burning of Arochukwo, Nigeria, 1901. Imperial arson was widespread.
Before the World Wars, before D-Day, Stalingrad, Verdun, and the Somme, the major western powers of Europe and the Americas enjoyed decades of relative peace. but this era of peace was actually a period of almost incessant war: by the turn of the last century European imperial powers and states with predominantly European settler populations, had taken control over vast areas of the globe in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. This class will examine this era of global war, focusing on both methods of conquest and on the emergence of multiple forms of resistance. We will look at both similarities and differences between conquest and resistance in regions including, the Great Plains, the Pampas or grasslands of Argentina, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia.
Topics: Programs and Majors, Humanities

