Clemson introduces new AI microcredential program for educators
Skip to main content Search College of Education Current News Clemson introduces new AI microcredential program for educators by Michael Staton January 7, 2026 Elementary School Science Class: Over the Shoulder Little Boy and Girl Use Laptop with Screen Showing Programming Software. Physics Teacher Explains Lesson to a Diverse Class full of Smart Kids Current News Faculty in the Clemson University College of Education have developed three new microcredential courses for K-12 educators that focus on artificial intelligence and its
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