A Simple, Post-Consumer Model for (Real) Education Education is an interactive experience. The wave of consumerization of education is arguably several decades old now. To my view, there are two prevailing themes of that consumerization: 1) the idea of student-customer who is therefore “always right” and deserves guarantees of certain outcomes like employability and ROI, […]
AI, Cheating, and Faking It
No, really.
AI, Cheating, and the Future of Work
Machines shouldn’t be the only ones that are learning.
Blursday Socials: Sasha Thackaberry, Paxton Riter, and Emily Foote
The bar has reopened!
Is the edX Acquisition a Big Deal?
It depends on what you care about.
Barriers to Coherent Digital Learning Experiences: A Full-Stack View
The pandemic forced us to face how fragmented digital learning experiences often are. Why is it still so hard to do better?
Upcoming Blursdays (6/3 and 6/10): John Whitmer and Matthew Rascoff
In my continuing tradition of inviting guests who are a lot smarter than me, our next two Blursday guests always challenge me and will challenge you too if come join us. This week (6/3) will be John Whitmer or, as he was affectionately called when he led learning analytics work at Blackboard, Dr. John. John […]