Artificial Intelligence
Personalized Learning
A Day in the Life of an Educator in 2040
This blog envisions the transformative future of education by 2040, where AI, metaverse, and learner-driven ecosystems redefine learning.
Equity & Access
Culturally Authentic AI Enters the Discussion
Explore the importance of culturally authentic AI and teaching strategies and how they shape global competence and critical thinking in education.
Ed Policy
Is Plagiarism an Old-World Construct?
Exploring generative AI's impact on intellectual property, copyright, and education, urging evolved policies for digital age creativity and fairness.
Equity & Access
Advancing AI Through Equity and Access
Exploring how equitable AI integration in education, led by HBCUs, can bridge racial gaps, empower communities, and foster inclusivity in learning.
Personalized Learning
Human-in-the-Loop Is Not a Buzzword: It’s a Teacher’s Job
Explore how 'human-in-the-loop' redefines educators' roles in AI-enhanced classrooms, emphasizing supervision, collaboration, and decision-making.
EdTech
AI Companions vs. AI Tutors: What Educators Need to Know
Explore the impact of AI tutors and companions in education, addressing benefits, risks, and preparation for the upcoming school year.
Ed Policy
Why Institutions Must Fix Their Data Before AI Defines Them
Institutions must ensure accurate data to prevent AI from misrepresenting credentials, affecting prospective students' decisions.
Personalized Learning
From Theory to Practice: How AI Is Quietly Reshaping College Admissions
AI is revolutionizing college admissions, enhancing application processes, student engagement, and operational efficiency in higher education.
EdTech
Using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Instructional Coaching and Teacher Reflection
Explore how AI-powered coaching enhances instructional coaching, teacher reflection, and professional growth in schools.
EdTech
How AI Impacts Implementation of Portrait of a Graduate
The literati who reside on the coasts are always surprised when progressive educational movements first take root in the vast landmass between the eastern border of California and the western border of Maryland. I have witnessed this three times in my career. I used to derive malicious pleasure from telling…