Maybe the Problem Isn’t Too Much Technology
Last week, I posted this blog about the Current State of AI. In it, I explored how some schools haveContinue Reading
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The Current State of AI in K-12 Schools
For the past three years I’ve been traveling all over the country to talk to educators, students, and leaders aboutContinue Reading
Screen Time is Having Its Footloose Moment
I was on a recent podcast with a couple of fellow educators discussing the latest Los Angeles Unifed School DistrictContinue Reading
Time Travel to AI University
Neural Band journal entry: August 2058: My grandkids are gearing up for their first year of college at AIT (TheContinue Reading
The Double-Edged Sword of AI Efficiency
Early in my career when we were rolling out one of the first iPad one-to-one programs in the country, peopleContinue Reading
Why AI Won’t Replace Humans…It’s a Piece of Cake!
There’s been a lot of chatter online recently about whether or not AI will replace humans or create more jobs.Continue Reading
Why Experience Matters in a Post-AI World
This week Google announced an update to their DeepMind video model called Veo 3 and some of the demos haveContinue Reading
An AI Scope-and-Sequence for K12
We all know that AI is here to stay and will be very much a part of the our students’Continue Reading
Generating Critical Thinking & Creativity with AI
For the past 2 years, I’ve been facilitating a series of AI workshops across the country. The goal of theseContinue Reading
The New Bad Words in Education
Warning: This post contains graphic language…just not the words you might think When I started my teaching career I wasContinue Reading