The purpose of this paper is to help edtech designers understand wellbeing and how to use different measurement strategies in an educational/digital technology context.

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AI is already having a big impact on education and many are predicting the various ways in which the robots will take over the world. Professor Rose Luckin looks at the current state of play and suggests a new model of intelligence for educators that focuses on the importance of being human.

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