Polly, not Paul. Three Stories About AI Bias Worth Talking About
Note: This post is cross-posted on equityinai.net Much of my work the past two years has focused on uncovering bias […]
Copy, Paste, Erase? AI in South Africa
This week, I have the honor of presenting at the 3rd Annual Innovations in the Science of Teaching and Learning
The Problem Isn’t That Students Use AI – It’s That They Don’t Know How to Think With It
I can usually tell when my students have used AI in their work. Not because I’m trying to catch them,
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
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