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Windows: Work Faster, Click Less

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Windows: Work Faster, Click Less

Never bothered to look too much for keyboard shortcuts on Windows, but I got the idea reading a discovery of a keyboard combination via Mastodon. Here are a few "one pagers" for Wi

Another Stab at Epictetus

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Another Stab at Epictetus

Although I have an Epictetus Bot already made over at BoodleBox, I thought it might be fun to set one up with OpenAI's ChatGPT. The path I follow is the same process I go through w

Session 5 with ChatGPT 5.2

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Session 5 with ChatGPT 5.2

Reading Bernie Goldbach's blog entry, Using Copilot on My Mobile Phone, I thought I'd give his three

Subscriptions Add Up

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Subscriptions Add Up

Not a day goes by that I don't wonder, "How much am I REALLY paying for subscription services?" It's crazy how these costs add up so quickly. Jon Henshaw shares a free, open source

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Focus Digest 1: Instructional Strategy

Focus: Making the jigsaw strategy work in practice Welcome back! I am playing with customizing instructions for generating newsletters or blogs from existing content. Lots

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Predictable Product Generation AI

Reading about the purported death of PBL, I stumbled across this definition of traditional time in schools

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Resonating Rejection

This piece by Matt Crosslin via Stephen Downes caught my eye: Education is ofte

VIVA: AI Appropriation vs Collaboration

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VIVA: AI Appropriation vs Collaboration

A quick summary of an article on the topic; link appears at the end. VIVA Overview VIVA is a simple thinking and communication framework—Verify, Illustrate, Validate, Apply—that

Learning with GenAI

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Learning with GenAI

Dr Phillippa Hardman shares some fascinating ways

Creating a Github-Based Webpage with AI

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Creating a Github-Based Webpage with AI

Preparing for a workshop the first weekend in December, I asked myself, "Wouldn't it be cool to have an online assessment for Gen AI fluency but for a specific group?" I'd seen a p

Rclone, anyone?

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Rclone, anyone?

Every Thanksgiving break, I take a stab at backing up one of my external USB hard drives to another. It takes forever since the drives are huge and data is traveling over a USB con

ChatGPT for Teachers

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ChatGPT for Teachers

This gives me goosebumps… ChatGPT for Teachers is built for both educators and school leaders.

Autocrat Stalls on New Google Forms

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Autocrat Stalls on New Google Forms

If you've suffered anxiety over Autocrat stalling on Google Forms recently (and a lot of folks have, including me), you may be wondering, "What gives?" How could Autocrat, an amazi