Read A Book: Peggy Reimers
As you may know, TCEA's Librarian Conference is taking place this week, so I thought it would be fun to post a "Read a Book" po
As you may know, TCEA's Librarian Conference is taking place this week, so I thought it would be fun to post a "Read a Book" po
Reading reverse poems is too much fun. Getting AI to craft them, well, it appeals to my sense of irony and humor. Beauty First Do not tell me We should begin With the
Today, it was my last pre
Preface Re reading Epictetus' Enchiridion , and I thought, "Wow, this is a little hard to work through." The lessons are
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
What if you could save $30 for video conversion or video to audio conversion? That's how much one tool, HowToConvert, is charging. I can't tell you
Thanks to this referral from Stephen Downes, I learned of OpenAI's New AI Foundations Course
Reading Bernie Goldbach's blog entry, Using Copilot on My Mobile Phone, I thought I'd give his three
Since I spend so much tim
Learn how to draft, revise, and refine scholarship applications with AI, including prompts, eligibility criteria, FAQs, and scoring rubrics.
I can't help but remember my Dad in the digital story I composed while attending Joe Lambert's Digital Storytelling workshop in 2007, 18 years ago. Joe guided me through constructi
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Students write in blue books with robot watching I found [this account of a reimagined approach
Over the weekend, David Cutler's article, ChatGPT 5 Just Changed My Mind — AI Has No Place in My Classroom
This is OK? The human directs creation with GenAI augmentation The title of this blog abbreviate
Wow, what a great connection to make: I came to feel that large language models like ChatGPT a
This is a fantastic piece on why writing to think is so important and how it’s not GenAI’s fault that we are all engaged in formula writing.
Note: This is a guest blog from my friend and colleague, Judy A., sharing about her experience with BoodleBox AI. Judy is a high school writing teacher at a local school. It has
Thanks to TCEA TechNotes blog for publishing my piece on Write Better, Write Short. Here's the lead: Once upon a time, the blank page in a composition book scared me. But p
As I look forward to several AI presentations in the next few months, I'm making a shift in my "custom GPTs" or "Bots" that I'm sharing with others.
While attending a STEM related workshop in Austin,Texas, I read a fascinating take on AI and writing. As you probably know, this is a hot topic. I have often asked myself how I mig
NSPA Virtual AI Series Home Welcome to my resources for my NSPA AI Fast Track
Listening to one of the Boodle Box facilitated webinars, I had a chance to listen to Cheney Luttich. As I listened, I took notes. The goal of this webina
How cool to see this piece from Stacey Pattenaude and Samantha Sanchez (listen to this podcast with Samantha
Found on Facebook There’s so much to takeaway from this image, but one line caught my eye. What d
I am sensing a definite backlash against AI. There are moments in my use of AI that I realize that I've eliminated AI components from the digital tools I use. Consider the followin
Later this month (or maybe in a month or two, I forget), I need to do an AI Smackdown. Of course, what an AI Smackdown means for me is different than what it means for someone else
I stumbled on this quote below by Paul Graham over at Henrik Karlsson's blog , and it immediately resonated. I don't include the full quote but it is…
As an educator with friends in K 12 education, responsible for teaching writing, much as I did when I worked in a classroom, I am sympathetic about the turmoil that AI causes. For
PRISM Framework sentence stems for examining what you believe, prompted by a BlueSky post from Paul Richwine on writing your beliefs down.