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Part of my work in the coming year will involve looking more at techn ology adoption models, of which one of the grand daddies is the substitution augumentation modification replacement (SAMR) framework. In this article  Eric Sheninger describes an alternative, the Rigor Relevance Framework, which he argues is much less tech centered than SAMR and "provides a common...

This is a short article but it makes several very good points administrators in higher education should keep in mind before adopting artificial intelligence:

• "match the tool to the purpose" - and indeed, have a purpose
• "invest in data capabilities first" - this includes data management, ethics and policies, and overall data literacy
• guide and leverage AI with human interpretation
• be informed and critical about AI, knowing what it...

I'm not sure how much I believe this, given what EdSurge has published in the past. It here touts its Voices of Change project, "creating opportunities for educators to reflect, share and learn from one another through journalism, storytelling and research." The problem is that this content is...

I rarely post single-link YouTube (SLYT) posts, but you will want to watch this 20 minute video. In a very well produced presentation Yannic Kilcher describes how he trained a GPT bot on some of the worst and vile discussion threads on 4chan and produced a convincing result,...

We're familiar with the digital divide defined in terms of access, but Irving Wladawsky-Berger, citing Esteban Moro, argues that there's a second digital divide, this one defined by how we use the internet. In a nutshell, for higher income and education demographics...

I know, it's not the most ground-shaking event in the world, but I wanted to take note of this, if only to reaffirm that student response systems exist and that Poll Everywhere is one. It makes me wonder about wider applications of the...