Another Think Coming

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to present at the LACDH 2026 event in San Antonio, Tx.

(read English version) “El pez muere por la boca”, le gustaba decirme a mi madre.

About the Guest Blog Author, Aureon de Veyra I love making things that don't already exist.

This month is the first that I've gone without a BoodleBox Gen AI account in my back pocket.

One of the problems that plagued me as a young math student?

Teachers spend enough of their own money on classrooms without paying full price when they do not have to.

Looking for a way to engage students with literature?

If you're looking for a full-featured audio tool that answers all those questions, is FREE, runs offline in your browser with no user account creation required, then DrawSplat.org's AudioSplat (2026 launch) can do it all!

You may have seen the headlines, board discussions, or hallway conversations already.

One place that captures my interest?

"Why are you not moving faster?"

Find yourself building a workaround in a spreadsheet or other convenient tool?

Over the last few months, I've noticed a significant change in my writing output.

These free Lab Safety Certification activities (available in seven different languages) may give students a chance to practice those decisions before they begin laboratory work.

"Are you familiar with Dungeon Crawler Carl?"

One of my favorite online encryption tools?

You may have read Randi Weingarten’s retreat from blending educational technology tools into student learning earlier this year.

Screen times bans are continuing to grow.

The science CTOBs for grades 6, 7, and 8 are free, browser-based activities.

After reading this article, another data point suggests AI is Bad for learning: New research published by the Centre for Economic Policy Research found that among 26,811 Chinese students in grades seven through 12, AI adoption increased homework scores by…

In my previous blog entry, I wondered, "What would an instructional model look like that had the components in a classroom that couldn't rely on technology except that which had been approved by the State?

If you're following the train wreck that is Gen AI in K-16 schools and higher education, you no doubt caught the recent news about Katy ISD: Katy ISD students in sixth grade and younger will be prohibited from using generative AI under new district rules…

AI Product and Education Update Coverage: July 3–24, 2026 Bottom Line Gen AI products are moving beyond chat responses toward systems that complete projects, operate tools, create publishable materials, and preserve reusable workflows.

Reading my email this morning, I stumbled across this message from the National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA).

Welcome to the session materials for my session, AI in Law: Tools, Tactics, Ethical Traps & Practical Prompting.