Reflecting Allowed

My Role Model for Open, Caring and Generous Mentoring (Remembering Jon Nixon)

I will never ever forget Jon Nixon. Jon was my first PhD supervisor at the University of Sheffield in the UK, but he moved to

I am an educational developer, so I often need to help people think through how they’re going to respond to the advent o

Last week was possibly the most fulfilling week of my life. From an idea that came up in a voice note exchange with a friend,

Someone recently wrote about how ChatGPT and similar generative AI are not really “edtech”, they were not develope

I, Maha, am working on multiple things, including a paper with Alysia Wright in Calgary, and I’m trying to clarify a tho

I’ve been thinking, writing, speaking, workshopping, conversing and experimenting around AI for 4 months straight now, a

To unpack this, we should first maybe unpack crticial, AI, and literacy. By critical, I mean this in multiple senses of the wo

So I have been giving talks around AI all over the place recently, and I thought I might as well at least share ONE of the rec

So if you’re getting stuck on what kind of assignment to give your students next, try this one. Invite your students to

I’m still reading The Extended Mind by Annie Paul Murphy and here are some reflections from chapters 2 and 3 on Movement