I’ll be honest: I am not someone who knows what happens “under the hood” of a car. Unless a dashboard light is glaring at me, or the low tire pressure warning pops up, I tend to just keep driving. (And yes, full disclosure—I am one of those people who has actually run out of gas […]
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A few weeks ago I led a live AI strategy lab for a federal innovation team — instructional designers, programmers, systems engineers, and government functional leads. I can’t walk you through what we covered. That’s the work I get paid to do. But I can tell you the room got loud, the chat filled up
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I’ve been looking at my opening slide for three days. Not because I’m stuck, but because I’m obsessed with getting the story right for the people in the room. Next week, I’m presenting to a federal team of instructional designers and strategists—people who have spent their entire careers helping others master the “hard things.”
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A radiologist staying at my Airbnb recently told me something that kept me up at night. He was in town for a national conference on AI for radiologists. We got to talking over coffee in the kitchen—the kind of conversation that happens when two people discover they’re wrestling with the same existential questions. He
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In my first post, I shared a story about my late husband worrying that GPS devices would rob our boys of the essential skill of reading a map. I remember wondering—even back then—how essential that skill really was. Would they need it for their chosen careers? …their everyday lives? …or only in the event of
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Today marks Day One of my journey in the Associate Certificate in AI for Learning with the Digital Learning Institute—and I’m already fascinated by how thoughtfully AI is being integrated into the learning process. One of our first exercises was to test an AI chatbot designed to support learners throughout the course. Before asking a
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Are you passionate about design and interested in pursuing a career as a graphic designer? Graphic design is a dynamic field that combines creativity, technical skills, and a keen eye for aesthetics. Whether you’re a beginner or someone looking to enhance their skills, this article will guide you through 10 simple steps to become a
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I’ve heard many co-workers comment on the way ZOOM drains us. For some, the feeling of being drained may be due to the application’s “newness,” popularity and primary mode of both work and home communication. Although I do believe that all interactions (including ZOOM ) have the potential to sap our energy given the personality
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