Hello everyone, I dropped a new video this morning on EdTech and AI specifically. It’s a longer video and goes a bit deep into the history of Educational Technology and then the role AI could play in the future of education. Hope you find to topic and the video interesting.

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.

Today, I was in a call with Microsoft and had the chance to see some OneNote elements in use. It was very, very cool. Of course I made a video.

Hello everyone, I have a new video releasing later today - you can take a look ahead of everyone else. https://youtu.be/f3kdG-D2K7I?si=AlvD6MYGGdJe4zSo

I recently wrote to a colleague in Central Asia about the innovations that are happening in North America regarding self education. Has the Canadian and US State Departments erected firewalls or can the progress being made here in education be exported/shared with less affluent countries? Also, can self-education be packaged such that Internet connections are not always required? My training was as an agricultural Extension educator working with fruit producers in eastern USA. Several times I went overseas to train people in the field. I see great potential in what is being discussed at this site.