Hey, y’all, I think I have this whole ‘AI in education’ thing figured out. Am I doing this right? Related Posts Books I read in March 2025 7 questions after Governor Branstad’s school funding veto My Hope for the Week… Change agents and the hiring dilemma 5 questions: Steve Dembo Hey, y’all,...
Books I finished reading (or rereading) in March 2025… AI Goes to School, Micah Miner (education) The Learner’s Apprentice, Ken Kahn (education) The AI Assist, Nathan Lang-Raad (education) The AI-Powered Classroom, Andy Douglas (education) They Called Us Enemy, George Takei et al. (history) Gatebound, Daniel Jackson (fantasy) The Traitor, Ava Glass (thriller) The...
On March 28 there is going to be an awesome participant-led discussion in Denver that I hope some of you can attend. The all-day event is titled Reimagining AI in Education: Asking the Right Questions and is being facilitated by some incredibly innovative educators in...
[I am reviving the Deserves a Bigger Audience (DABA) feature of this blog and the red megaphone!] I had the chance a couple of weeks ago to finally meet Sara Lev. If you don’t know Sara, she is absolutely incredible. Sara is a current Teacher on Special...
There are many ways to monetize your online presence, including ads on your website, paid posts on social media, or via email. While social media may be newer to the monetization scene than websites, emails, or blogs, it has quickly become one of the most...
Books I finished reading (or rereading) in February 2025… The Promises and Perils of AI in Education, Ken Shelton and Dee Lanier (education) Chosen Prey, John Sandford (thriller) Open Season, Jonathan Kellerman (thriller) Breath of the Dragon, Shannon Lee & Fonda Lee (fantasy) The Broken Heart of Arelium, Alex Robins...
Do you love baseball? We lost a manager in our educator fantasy baseball league and need a new one… Details are below. Please get in touch ASAP if you are interested. Rounding for Home is a friendly competitive, weekly head-to-head, fantasy baseball league heading into its fourth...
Books I finished reading (or rereading) in January 2025… In Search of Deeper Learning, Jal Mehta and Sarah Fine (education) The Final Strife, Saara El-Arifi (fantasy) Five Broken Blades, Mai Corland (fantasy) Four Ruined Realms, Mai Corland (fantasy) The Burning, Jonathan Kellerman and Jesse Kellerman (thriller) The Lost Coast, Jonathan Kellerman and...
Liz Garden, my co-Fellow for the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) Center for Innovative Learning (CIL), and I had a chance to sit down at the NAESP / NASSP UNITED conference last July and talk with Erik Francis. If you’re not familiar with...
Liz Garden, my co-Fellow for the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) Center for Innovative Learning (CIL), and I had a chance to talk with Holly Clark about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in elementary and middle schools. Holly is a bestselling author...
