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What Is AI Literacy Training in Higher Education?

AI literacy is becoming an essential part of higher education as colleges prepare students, faculty, and staff to work effectively with rapidly evolving AI technologies. This article explores what AI literacy training includes, why it matters across campus, and how institutions can build practical AI fluency across disciplines, programs, and roles.

August 28, 2026September 8, 2026

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