When I think about adult English language education in British Columbia in 2035, I see a future that is both promising and concerning. AI will… Read More »Adult English Language Education in 2035: AI and the Human Connection
A collaboratively authored post by Christina Steklin and Craig Watson. Claims about artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly common in education, often promising to transform teaching,… Read More »Two AI Claims, Two 1994 Papers
Laura Czerniewicz is a South African scholar and former professor at the University of Cape Town whose work in educational technology has focused on digital… Read More »Digital Inequality: Who Gets to Benefit from Educational Technology?
Weller’s (2020) discussion of Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) immediately connected with my own experience as a learner. PLEs give learners greater control over the tools,… Read More »Learning Across Networks: Then and Now
Reading Weller’s (2020) 25 Years of Ed Tech felt less like discovering a distant history and more like revisiting one I remember. I lived through… Read More »EdTech History Is Not a Straight Line
