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This week's latest tech releases, news, and highlights:
💻 Tech Overview: Marketing in the Age of AI Course
🤖 QuantHub Education: QuantHub Recognized in ‘State of the Field 2025’
💡Product Updates: New Course Content Targets Demanded Industry Skills
🍎 Lesson of the Week: Prompt Engineering: Multimedia Prompting
📖 Book of the Week: Deep Work by Cal Newport
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State of the Field 2025 Report: QuantHub Named as Industry Leader in AI Education
“In partnership with the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE), Quanthub, a Birmingham-based edtech company, is leading a statewide effort to integrate data and AI literacy into K–12 education through teacher training, student certifications, and standards-aligned curriculum.”
Key Statistics From University of Chicago’s State of the Field 2025 Report:
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70,000+ students nationwide enrolled in data science classes or modules
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958 schools represented across 630 districts
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1,122 educators earned QuantHub professional development certifications
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Nearly 5,000 students achieved state-recognized data career-readiness credentials
The University of Chicago’s State of the Field 2025 report, regarded as a national benchmark for progress in K–12 data science education, highlighted QuantHub for its innovative curriculum work and its impactful statewide collaboration with ALSDE. The report noted that QuantHub’s K–12 initiatives, led by Dr. Veronique Brown, have grown from an initial pilot into “a model for how states can integrate high-quality data science education,” underscoring the strength of aligned teacher preparation, expanding district engagement, and robust student certification pathways.
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Thank Alabama Teachers Month
Last month, Thank Alabama Teachers Month was celebrated statewide by Alabama State Department of Education under the banner Alabama Achieves. The initiative highlighted educators as more than teachers — calling them counselors, coaches, mentors, and friends — and encouraged all Alabamians to express gratitude to the teachers who shape young lives.
As part of the campaign, a “Thank You Generator” was provided to help people find meaningful ways to show appreciation, and social-media participation was encouraged via #ThankALTeachers. The month also coincided with the unveiling of a new “Alabama Achieves” logo, symbolizing student success and upward momentum across the state.
Lesson of the Week
This week’s lesson covers how effective AI prompting depends on matching the right analytical framework to the media type—using temporal frameworks for video, relational frameworks for customer journeys, and spatial frameworks for 3D environments.
You’re helping an AI consultant create effective prompts for different media types.
How do analytical frameworks relate to media types in effective prompting?
A) Frameworks are optional tools that enhance prompts but aren’t necessary for effective media analysis
B) All media types use the same universal framework to ensure consistency across different AI analysis tasks
C) Each media type requires its matching framework: temporal for videos, relational for customer journeys, spatial for 3D environments
D) Complex media requires multiple frameworks combined, while simple media needs only basic descriptive approaches
Stay tuned, the answer is at the bottom of this article!
Book of the Week
Lesson of the Week Answer:
C) Each media type requires its matching framework: temporal for videos, relational for customer journeys, spatial for 3D environments