JMIR Publications published an article by JMIR Correspondent and science journalist Simon Spichak examining AI's impacts in K-8 education and cognitive development in the Journal of Medical Internet Research.
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AI is rapidly integrating into K-8 education in some schools—and getting banned in others. Do we know how AI affects students’ development? JMIR Correspondent and scienc…
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JMIR Publications
The leading digital health and open science publisher
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- Book and Periodical Publishing
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- Toronto, CA
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- 51–200 employees
About JMIR Publications
JMIR Publications is the leading ehealth publisher, advancing progress in the health, engineering and social sciences to ultimately help people to live happier and healthier lives using technology. JMIR Publications helps innovators in the health technology space to collaborate and to disseminate their innovations, ideas, and research results to the widest possible audience. JMIR Publications is a rapidly growing innovative academic publisher. It builds on the success of JMIR (Journal of Medical Internet Research), which started in 1998 as a small independent open access project hosted at a university, which subsequently grew into the most influential journal in medical informatics (ranked #1 by Impact Factor by Thomson Reuters for three years, JIF>5.0) and health services research. Pioneer in #openaccess and #openscience, JMIR Publications is now also publishing a superjournal JMIRx as overlay journal on top of preprint servers.
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