AI Yourself: AI Might Know More About You Than It Admits
We all know about Googling yourself—that slightly narcissistic but necessary practice of checking what the internet knows (or says) about […]
AI Doesn’t Get Numbers. So Please Don’t Grade With It.
This week, the Department for Education in England provided new guidance for the use of AI in the classroom, including
Collaborating With AI About Collaborating About AI
While preparing a presentation for the “Preparing the Workforce of Tomorrow CTE Conference” in El Paso, TX, I had some
AI, Bias in AI, Conferences, Generative AI
New Mexico Presentation: 6/13/2025
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Bias, Illusion, and Play in Morocco!
Generative AI is reshaping how we think, teach, and learn—but not always in the ways we expect. In this session,
West Texas STEAM Conference!
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AI Tried to Fix My Photo–And Revealed More Than Just an Image
In my last post, I wrote about my student Dr. Kristiaan Rawlings who graduated last Friday. I briefly mentioned some
Congratulations Dr. Rawlings!
Last Friday, I hooded my first doctoral student, Dr. Kristiaan Rawlings! Dr. Rawlings is an amazing student and teacher, his
Comics, AI, and Equity: Who’s Writing the Story?
Today, my colleague Dave Rutledge and I did an activity with our undergraduate educational technology class. We wanted to briefly
Breaking the Barrier: Reframing AI from Classroom Concern to Creative Collaborator
This morning, I gave a webinar for NMSU’s Let’s Talk Online Teaching Series. They asked me to present on a