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The world has spoken, and it has chosen short-form video as the format of choice. The format of engagement. So I have a question for you: why isn’t there more short-form style video in formal education environments? TikTok. Instagram Reels. […]
Confession time: I do a lot of scrolling. Not exactly the opening you’d expect from a post about healthy screen time for students, right? Stick with me here. Yes, me. The EdTech person. The one who talks about intentional technology […]
Is AI safe for students? Should you use AI as a learning tool? Should you be using it in your classroom at all? I get some version of that question at almost every educator training I run. And I get […]
Today is National AI Literacy Day. And if you know me at all, you know this is basically my Super Bowl. I want to spend this day answering one question: “What does the research actually say when it comes to […]
One of the top questions I hear from teachers: “Is AI safe for my students to use?” You should be asking this question! Here’s my take: AI can enhance the learning process, if used correctly, but you need AI teaching […]
What do cooking and teaching AI literacy have in common? Well, everything! If you’ve ever watched the Food Network show Chopped, you know the high-stakes rules: chefs are handed a basket of unexpected mystery ingredients—from anchovies to gummy bears—and given […]
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