Free Printable Pride Month Quote Posters
Classrooms should be places where every student feels safe, seen, and valued for who they are. During Pride Month—and all […]
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Steve Hargadon: Our Performative Lives
There used to be a small class of people who lived public-facing lives for a living. Actors, politicians, royalty, clergy,
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Steve Hargadon: Intellectual Capture
There is a mechanism running in your life right now that organizes more of your behavior than you would like
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The Law of Inevitable Exploitation (L.I.E)
There is a principle operating beneath virtually every system that humans build, sustain, and participate in. It is not a
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Steve Hargadon: NEW WEBINAR – “Assessing The Black Belt Librarian: An Overview of Warren Graham’s Book”
Assessing The Black Belt Librarian: An Overview of Warren Graham’s Book A Library 2.0 Service, Safety, and Security Webinar with Dr. Steve Albrecht
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Ben Riley Says We’re Subjecting Kids To An Experiment (With AI). He’s Wrong. It’s Three Experiments. Plus Jorge Elorza On Dems and Ed. More…
Coming Attractions Next week, on April 29th, I’ll talk with Dr. Sonja Santelises, outgoing CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools
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How AI Is Changing Workplace Learning
For years, workplace learning was built around a familiar model: create a course, assign it, track completion, and hope something
Our Deal of the Day
Which sunny, out-of-the-classroom activities are you most excited for this summer? For those teachers a little more sports-minded, the green
Four Techniques for Sticky Learning
If you’re a fan of classic sitcoms, you might remember Mad About You. There was one episode in particular in
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Short and Fully Anonymous Survey — What Is It Like to Work in a Library Right Now?
Here is the link to a Library 2.0 survey: “Short and Fully Anonymous Survey — What Is It Like to