Schrödinger’s Impoundment. Plus, Two New Podcasts And Fish Porn. – Eduwonk
Light posting—it’s summer, and I’ve been focused on logging miles on my bike. Why? In August, I’ll ride 192 miles […]
A Mandela Day Message for L&D Teams
Some leaders demand attention. Others command respect. But then there are a rare few like Nelson Mandela who inspire transformation
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Hargadon on AI, Albrecht on Libraries, & Upcoming Events
Here’s a roundup of recent Learning Revolution and Library 2.0 blog posts. Steve Hargadon on AI: Dr. Steve Albrecht on
28 Pre-Writing Activities for Preschoolers
Pre-writing activities for preschoolers can help set up our youngest learners to become proficient writers as they progress through school.
16 Must-Read Novels for Your Summer TBR Pile
Summer break is here, bringing teachers the much-needed relaxation and downtime they deserve. If you’re like me, getting lost in
Just-in-Time Learning and More – Explained for L&D Pros
In today’s fast-paced, hybrid workplaces, employees don’t have the luxury of sitting through hours-long courses when what they really need
How AI Predicts Your Next Skill
Because our employees don’t want one-size-fits-all training — they expect learning that actually knows them. As someone working in Learning
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Steve Hargadon: New Workshop – “RESEARCH AND AI 2025: Principles and Practices for Using AI Tools”
RESEARCH AND AI 2025: Principles and Practices for Using AI Tools A Library 2.0 “AI Deep Dive” Workshop with Reed
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Generative AI’s Three Body Problem
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has given us a world where computer technology now generates text, images, and
Why I Asked to Loop with My Class (and Would Do It Again in a Heartbeat)
As teachers, we know every grade level has its own special elements. The time spent with our students per day