Hello Skool community! I've been busy writing and putting together resources - but will be doing more here in the Skool community now that the school (skool?) year has begun. Meanwhile, I did complete my latest book "Teaching with AI" and have put a free sample of the first three chapters in the Classroom for all of you! (hope you check it out). This book, along with my "Learning with AI" book are part of a series I'm working on about AI in Education. If you want the entire book - here is the link: https://amzn.to/3UAzJxm

If you are interested in how AI can be used for authentic learning - I hope my new book will help. This is something that came out of the work I've been doing on research-based learning and specifically the course we ran on the Skool site earlier this year. I decided to expand and develop this into a book for learners to explore 9 different ways to use AI to support their learning. https://amzn.to/4eceKZl If you have Kindle Unlimited, you can get it for free! (I also priced it at a lower cost if you want a long-term copy). The paperback isn't out yet - I have to review the proofs first. Thanks to everyone that took the course and provided feedback on the concept - I appreciate that very much.

Welcome everyone 👋 Introduce yourself by sharing just a few things so we get to know each other. - Where you’re coming from (educator, student, professional, lifelong learner, curious human, etc.) - One way technology or AI currently shows up in your learning or work - One question, curiosity, or challenge you have around EdTech or AI right now That’s it. There’s no expectation that you have things figured out. “I’m confused but curious” is a perfectly valid starting point here. If you’re more of a reader than a poster, that’s okay too. You’re welcome to jump in whenever it feels right. 😊 I'm looking forward to building this community together! 🚀 👉 Please check out the calendar for my weekly Coffee Chat times ☕️ I’ll go first 👇 (Your turn when you’re ready — and feel free to reply to others as well!)