This has been an interesting event - the pace of change in AI and the pace of change in Education are not always synchronized, but there are absolutely a lot of people exploring the use of AI in Learning. The conference has several tracks - from beginner to frontier edge research. I’m trying to balance my time across them. One interesting aspect is the way the presentations are done. They are all on one big room - at the same time! We wear headphones and tune into the stage we want to listen to. This means the room itself is very quiet, but you get crystal clear audio if the presentation you are interested in.

There is a lot happening in AI - I’m attending an AI Conference and will be collecting information to share with everyone. My main goal is attending sessions on AI in Learning and I’ll post daily thoughts after each set of sessions.

Hello everyone! If you are not following me on YouTube, you may have missed my "Learning with AI" week. Four videos, one per day on Learning with AI. Here is the first in the series:

Hello everyone, I didn't have anyone attend the course that started on Wednesday (I didn't heavily promote it either). What I'm going to work on is a self-paced course on Learning with AI. I'll get that together quickly. For the Premium members, I am happy to arrange a 30-minute 1-on-1 call to support your AI learning - just send me a message if you would like to arrange a time. Thanks!

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.