In the latest Professor Game Podcast, I had an energizing conversation with Dr. Matt Metzgar, author of The Overnight AI Educator. He shares how he's helping educators redesign their courses in just 24 hours using AI—no burnout, no tech overwhelm. And the best part? Students are more engaged than ever. Here’s what we covered: 🔹 Why old-school assessments are killing motivation 🔹 How to bring AI into your course (without losing your mind) 🔹 A simple 5-step framework that works fast 🚀 Now I’d love to hear from YOU: Have you tried using AI in your classroom, course, or program design? ➡️ Drop a comment and let us know what’s worked (or what’s still confusing)! Let’s swap ideas and experiences 👇

I'm curious, what do you think? I'll be reading the comments and answer myself after a while.

I’ve been in this community for a while now, and one thing I’ve noticed is we’ve got a really good mix of people in here —Some just starting out… others already seeing solid traction… and a few quietly building big things. I'm curious what you're all working on. Drop your answers below 👇: 1. What are you working on right now? 2. If this group could help with one thing this month, what would it be? Let’s get a little loud in here again 🚀

I'd like to get to know more of each of you, and perhaps figure out ways we can help each other, so lets share what we are really good at! Let us know in the comments.

Great call with @Rob Alvarez & @Aaron Gold today… already looking forward to the next one… which says alot because I need to set an early morning alarm to make it (and I don’t do that easily for just anything! 😜) We learned that the technical name of the goldilocks experience in a game or challenge is… “Flow Theory” (which is the “just right” sweet spot between too hard and too easy) Reminisced about our early game memories to which we all shared some common ones even though the three of us represented three different generations :) 👦🏾👨🏻👵🏻 But now I’m curious about other’s early game memories… And who do you remember playing the most games with?? For me it was lots of puzzles, dice, card games and word games. Mostly with my grandmother and my sister. (I was pretty much “allergic” to anything sports related! 😝) I also remember really enjoying a game called Payday. (as a kid anyway… then it became all to real and not quite as fun anymore 😂)