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Seven Questions Your Nonprofit Should Be Afraid to Ask This Summer, Part 7
7. What Will You Stop Doing? “We can change hearts and minds to change schools.” — Paul Fleming, Learning Forward New initiatives often pile onto existing work because ending a program, publication, meeting, or tradition
Seven Questions Your Nonprofit Should Be Afraid to Ask This Summer, Part 6
6. Is Your Change Process Protecting the Status Quo? “Be willing to try, learn from failure, and fail forward.” — Steven Priest, education innovation leader Committees, listening sessions, pilots, and phased rollouts can
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
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
Seven Questions Your Nonprofit Should Be Afraid to Ask This Summer, Part 3
3. Are You Paying Premium Prices for Ordinary Technology? “Always focus on the educational purpose, not on the technology.” — Keith Krueger, Consortium for School Networking Nonprofits may debate one staff position for m
Seven Questions Your Nonprofit Should Be Afraid to Ask This Summer, Part 2
2. Is “Free” Undermining the Mission? “Without alignment to business goals, it’s impossible to justify investment.” — John Nawn, association community strategist Free articles, webinars, templates, and tools can help peo
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
Partnership is Key
Larry Cuban shares this perspective... In short, I learned that any successful district reform was as much building political coalitions within the system while mobilizing public
The Arrival Nobody Voted For AI AiLiteracy education texas EduSky
AI walked into Texas cla
AI-Native Version of What You Do
In a LinkedIn post this
Improving on Work: Good Instructional Design
I'd like to take a moment to thank Denis Wisner for his kind words in this LinkedIn post
Reflections: A Yearlong Gen AI Webinar Series Ends
Today, it was my last pre
Supporting Stephen's Web
If you've missed this fount of ideas and info, then you are missing out! Be sure to explores Stephen's Web, and drop a few dollars
Analog, Not Digital
Is your business analog, not digital? Or put another way, anti GenAI rather than leveraging Gen AI to improve your work processes and workflows? If so, you may not deserve the role
AI Adoption Stalls: Too Easy, Training Unnecessary
Does this feel true to you? It does to me in nonprofit organizations I hav
Navigating Nonprofit Org Leadership Transitions: An Assessment Tool, Part 1
While cruising through my Flipboard readings, I stumbled across a fascinating article that connects a philosopher, Empedocles, to how to handle change. The article, [Empedocles,
Navigating Nonprofit Org Leadership Transitions: An Assessment Tool, Part 2
Welcome to Part Two of this short exploration of Empedocles' philosophy as applied to navigating nonprofit organizational leadership transitions
The Window is Open. It Won't Stay That Way.
Note: I set up a Claude Project that combines StoryMaker, SlideMaker, and BlogAssembler (sets of custom instructions) to help me decipher the Anthropic labor research report
Critical Thinking Made Simple
Need a way to teach critical thinking and problem solving? Learn to tackle problems and make decisions. This session offers strategies to assess ideas and arguments. Discover resou
MyNotes: AI Job Impact Potential
This is fascinating. People losing their jobs over the POTENTIAL of GenAi's ability to do that work: ...findings suggest that the phenomenon of AI taking jobs and reducing hiring
TCEA Daily Report education teaching learning leading AI
Welcome! Rather than write a unique blog entry every day for what happens a
Exploring 3x3x3
After reading this blog entry
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TCEA 2026 Convention Sessions
Return here Heading to TCEA 2026? Join me for a series of deep dives into the modern coaching landscape. We wi
In-Depth Learning->Podcast
How are you learning new things, or go deeper on one topic? This is the focus Zach Kinzler brings to a video he posted on LinkedIn
TCEA Instructional Coach Certification teaching EdTech
Note: I thought you might like to see this linkshare.
Your New Instructional Coach AI VisibleLearning education EdTech
🤖 INTRODUCING YOUR NEW AI INSTRUCTIONAL COACH Imagine having an expert at your fingertips who knows all the highest impact teaching strategies and can help you apply them to your
Texas Library Law Bot
Texas Library Law Bot is a custom AI assistant Miguel created to help Texas school librarians start navigating HB 900, SB 13, and related library law questions.
SunCity EDTECH Conference
Welcome! On this page, you'll find my session materials and links. You will also get access to a custom GPT, or Bot, that you can use to help you craft lessons, activities, and mor
Get the Latest Curated Content
Ever find yourself wanting to share what you've read or podcasts you listened to with others? I know I have. I'll be in the middle of a conversation, and want to point somewhere on
Make a Bot Example: High Yield Strategy Derby boodlebox GenAI AI
As I may have mentioned, I get to facilitate a workshop or two at an upcoming event. One of the activities I'm going to try replaces a face to face sorting activity. You can read a
QuickChat 4: Abilene Christian University with Maria C.
Another early start to the day with the Exhibit Hall. I had the opportunity to chat with Maria Christon, representing Abilene Christian University.
QuickChat 2: Slide-A-Round Math
It's not every day you run into a number line inventor, but that was the case this morning at the Education Service Center, Region 9 Conference I attended. Slide A Round Math
Print Book Perspectives
Doug Johnson bemoans print books and I had to laugh: S
SIFTing Through the Noise with Skilled Curiosity EduSky Education EdTech
Build critical thinking skills and empower students to become savvy information detectives in our digital jungle—one SIFT step at a time. “The illiterate of the 21st century wi
Presenting AI to Rent-to-Own Audience
About right now (yeah, this post is scheduled), I am presenting to the audience of the Association of Progressive Rental Organizations (APRO) on the topic of AI. I'm stepping in fo
TCEA Coaching Strategies for Teachers EduSky
At the TCEA 2025 Convention and Exposition, I had the opportunity to attend Diana Benner's and Peggy Reimers' session on Instructional Coaching. As you probably know, a lot of folk
TCEA Meeting Old Friends EduSky
How happy to run into wonderful folks you only get to see once a year. In this case it was Dr. Stacey Flinner from Crowley ISD, who was kind enough to snap this picture:
A Change In Online Spaces
Today, new posts from my "new" website presence at MGlink.org (mguhlin.wordpress.com) should start to appear. I say "should" because when you're launching a…
Ed Tech Failures to Reflect On
A short reflection on past educational technology failures and the risks of overhyped AI tools in schools.
2025 Preso: Streamline Assessments, Personalize Learning, Boost Success!
Streamline Assessments, Personalize Learning, Boost Success!: Embark on a fascinating exploration of how AI is reshaping the educational landscape. In this webinar, you’ll disc