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A Universal Design for Learning Strategy: AI Generated Audio Summaries + Spotify for Creators = A Podcast for Your Classroom
Create inclusive classrooms with AI-generated audio summaries. Use NotebookLM or Brisk to instantly convert articles, lessons, and resources into podcast-style content. Share via Spotify for Creators so students can listen anywhere. Perfect UDL strategy—no recording required and removes barriers for all learners.
Lindy Hockenbary
Sep 256 min read


STEAM Up Your Makerspace with E-Textiles and Wearable Technology
E-textiles and wearable technology bring STEAM learning to life through hands-on projects like LED sequin circuits. Students combine engineering, design, and problem-solving while creating light-up clothing and accessories. Perfect entry point: sewable circuits using conductive thread, coin cell batteries, and LED sequins. Beginner-friendly, no coding required, immediate visual results. Advances to microcontrollers for programmable patterns and sensors.
Lindy Hockenbary
Sep 246 min read


AI Literacy in Action: The Core Curriculum Connection
Teaching AI literacy doesn’t have to be “one more thing.” With tools like Quick, Draw! and Teachable Machine, you can build AI understanding and reinforce core subjects like math, science, and ELA—no extra logins or prep required. Explore how AI connects to your curriculum and get free, classroom-ready activities inside.
Lindy Hockenbary
Jul 292 min read


Ready Player One? AI Literacy TECH–Tac–Toe for K-12 Educators and Students
As AI becomes more infused in our everyday lives, students, teachers, and administrators need skills to use this technology thoughtfully and ethically. AI Literacy TECH-Tac-Toe helps build these skills through nine hands-on AI experiences arranged in a tic-tac-toe grid. Complete three blocks in a row to enhance your AI literacy while exploring tools from text generation to 3D modeling.
Lindy Hockenbary
Jun 252 min read
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