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ChatGPT's Study Mode

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ChatGPT's Study Mode

Capturing the education market is a key strategy for many Gen AI companies. After all, there's a boatload of money in education reform. Too bad that money isn't there for K 12 publ

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My Notes: A Societal Necessity

This quote caught my eye. What do you think? "Critical thinking, long considered an academic virtue, is now a societal necessity. In the past, it may have been seen as a metaskil

What the Future Holds

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What the Future Holds

Gen AI tools are changing rapidly. I can't keep up. As one of my colleague put it, no one can. He cites Carroll's Alice in Wonderland characters

Costly Experimentation

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Costly Experimentation

What a powerful insight about Gen AI adoption by Clara Hawking via Linked In

NSPA: Icebreakers That Stick

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NSPA: Icebreakers That Stick

NSPA Virtual AI Series Home "The best connections happen when we stop being titles and start being people." This wisdom from a vetera

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

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Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

I don't know why that title came to mind, perhaps Doug Johnson's post, "Why be afraid of AI?" coaxed it out of me. With the launch of ChatGPT 5 , the…

1 - The Learning Loop: AI and Education

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1 - The Learning Loop: AI and Education

In this Issue 1: Discover how to prepare pre service teachers for the AI enhanced classrooms of tomorrow with evidence based frameworks and practical strategies. Learn how adm

Chats with Z.ai

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Chats with Z.ai

I missed the announcement of Z.ai, but it's a friendly AI, if a bit verbose. I like this chart it generated when I asked, "What formats can you export to?"

ChatGPT 5, AGI, Bot Stacking

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ChatGPT 5, AGI, Bot Stacking

Over the last few weeks, I've heard numerous podcasts focused on ChatGPT's "imminent arrival," "the model router of [ChatGPT] AI models," and how easy ChatGPT 5, the model that a