AI Resistance is Real: A Different Way to Think About AI
It makes sense that some people resist AI. There are real reasons to be cautious. AI can make it too easy to skip the struggle that helps us learn. It …
Using AI as a Thought Partner to Improve Professional Learning
This weekend I had the opportunity to present at the China and Hong Kong Meet & Online Professional Development Session hosted by Toddle. It was a wonderful experience connecting with …
What Might Happen If an Operations Team Used AI as a Thought Partner?
How it all happened. This week as I walked into the school a beautifully designed presentation of our school’s pool water safety data came up on one of the screens …
The Real AI Curriculum Starts with Values
Over the past few months, I’ve had the opportunity to deliver keynotes at both the May 2025 and September 2025 sessions of the AI in Action Conference. At each, I …
The Future of Education in an AI-Infused World
As we stride into an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, it’s high time we re-evaluate our education system. The traditional content-heavy curriculum, obsessed with low-level content mastery and memorization, …
Discovering ‘Time Out’ – The App Every Teacher Needs
Today, I’m excited to share a gem of an app that’s a real game-changer for us educators – and honestly, for anyone who spends a good chunk of their day …
When AI Strikes a Chord: The Future of Music is Just a Prompt Away
If you have been reading my blog, you know that I like to experiment with new technology. Recently, AI has been on the top of this list as the advancements …
Chrome Can: Gravit Designer!
This first post in the Chrome Can series will introduce a fantastic application that can not only be used by professionals but is also a great tool for students who …
Chrome Can! Chromebook Myths Debunked
Chromebooks are great machines if you’re a student. If you want to do any real work then maybe the Chromebook isn’t right for you. If you want to do heavy …
Computers in the Classroom a Dangerous Path!
Recently I was involved in a discussion about devices for a Bring Your Own Device program. I was suggesting certain choices including MacBooks, Windows machines, and Chromebooks. It was mentioned …
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