1. Picking Up Where I Left Off (kind of)

It’s been a few years since I last wrote here. Like so many other things, this blog went quiet during COVID. In that time, I changed districts, learned, listened, and found my perspective on education growing. Now, I’m ready to start having these conversations again.

It feels like the right time to return. Education has changed, and so has the conversation around education technology. Most of all, AI is quickly becoming part of our daily lives, and it’s something we can’t afford to ignore.

When it comes to AI, I’d be a fool to claim I know exactly where things are going, but I’d be a greater fool to believe things will be the same a year from now. I don’t have all the answers, but I do want to have the conversation and at the very least, fumble through the possibilities as we figure this out together.

I want to go beyond viewing AI as just an efficiency tool. Let’s focus on it as a learning tool, with practical examples: how it can help students build real-world skills, how teachers can use it to deepen student thinking, and what questions we need to be asking to use it responsibly and effectively.

I’m excited to start this dialogue again, and I’d love for you to join me as we explore where AI can take us in education.