Featured TCDLA 2026 - AI in Law
Explore my professional learning resources for the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association summer event, CLE in the Sun.
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Jul 17, 2026 Seven Questions Your Nonprofit Should Be Afraid to Ask This Summer, Part 5
5. Is One Big Event Carrying Too Much Weight? “A catalyst for the transformation our sector is ready to create.” — Umer Rupani, Independent Sector A major event can create community, visibility, sponsorship revenue, and
Jul 16, 2026 Five New Digital Math Tools for PreKinder and Kinder
A pointer to Miguel Guhlin's TCEA post sharing digital math resources for PreKinder and Kinder classrooms.
Jul 16, 2026 The Prompt Library
This blog post shares Miguel's The Prompt Library, a collection of (at last count) 305 prompts across a variety of areas. It specifically highlights the Data Display Patterns, which allow easy graph and chart creation.
Jul 16, 2026 Seven Questions Your Nonprofit Should Be Afraid to Ask This Summer, Part 4
4. Have You Mistaken Gen AI for an Email Assistant? “Association executives must move beyond efficiency plays.” — Tori Miller Liu and Tommy Goodwin, association leaders Using Gen AI to draft messages and summarize meetin
Jul 16, 2026 A Question of Judgment
Explore the gap between AI use guided by judgment or not.
Jul 15, 2026 AI: A Mixed Blessing
Every time I turn around, I read an article on cognitive offloading , or how Gen AI is wiping out swaths of entry level and other jobs. I oppose blanket bans on Gen AI in K 16, but I do think students need some time to w
Jul 15, 2026 KPFT Radio Guest: AI, Critical Thinking, and More
This morning, I'll be spending some time chatting with the hosts of Children at Risk KPFT radio program about some important questions. They were kind enough to share some of the questions ahead of time. Listen in.
Jul 15, 2026 From Dream to Nightmare for Texas Students
Miguel responds as an educator to the loss of Texas Dream Act protections and argues that higher education access strengthens Texas and its students.