Free AI Webinar: ChatGPT Made Easy for Everyone
My first FREE AI Webinar is coming up on April 23, 2025. It’s called, “ChatGPT for Real Life
Simple, Practical Ways to Use AI (Even if You’re Not Techy).”
AI Without the Intimidation: A Free Webinar for the AI-Curious
Raise your hand if you’ve heard about ChatGPT but still aren’t quite sure what it actually does. Or maybe you signed up once, typed in “Help me plan a vacation,” and then closed the tab faster than a pop quiz you weren’t ready for when you got a bunch of gibberish in return. I get … Read more
Faberge Eggs Lesson Resources Update 2025
If you want to hit nearly all of the icons of depth and complexity in one giant unit for upper elementary, the one I did for years with my 4th graders on the Faberge Eggs will help you to achieve that goal. This was one of the rare lessons that I repeated because it just … Read more
GenChess Google Labs Experiment
GenChess: Design Your Own Virtual Pieces My latest curated list of chess resources was in 2020 and, predictably, some of the links no longer work. I updated that post accordingly, and now I have something else to add! GenChess is a fun Google Labs Experiment that uses the power of AI to allow the user … Read more
Diffit: An AI Tool You Can Use for Hexagonal Thinking
I’m prepping for my session at the Alamo STEM Ecosystem Educator Conference (FREE if you’re interested in attending) this Saturday, February 22nd, and it is called, “CONNECTED THINKING: Unlocking the Joy of STEM with Hexagons.” I’ve done a bazillion Hexagonal Thinking workshops, but I always change them up to customize them for the audience and … Read more
Revisiting “The King of the Island,” A Reminder of the Everyday Heroes
The days have often seemed dark to me of late. But one bright moment I have to look forward to each week is Brad Montague’s newsletter, “The Enthusiast.” For those of you who don’t know, Brad was one of the brilliant minds behind the successful “Kid President” series, and continues to spread creative happiness with … Read more