Posts by Richard Byrne

[ad_1] Summer is almost here in the northern hemisphere and many of us are thinking about the new things we’ll learn this summer to use when school starts again in…

[ad_1] A few weeks ago I attended a webinar hosted by Dr. Gary Stager. At one point in the webinar the discussion turned to identifying flaws in lists made by AI…

[ad_1] After a decade of using Windows as my primary operating system, I recently switched back to using a MacBook Air as my primary computer. Making the switch has meant…

[ad_1] Last week I made the case for using Google Scholar. It’s one of many valuable search tools that students often overlook. Of course, you can’t really say students are…

[ad_1] Here in Maine we’re stuck in a week-long pattern of rain and cold have put a damper on many outdoor spring activities. I’m using this time to work through…

[ad_1] Social media can be good for entertainment. It can be good for getting some ideas that you might want to try in your classroom. But it isn’t great for…

[ad_1] Earlier this week I listed the educational technology topics that I’m still passionate about after all these years. One of those topics is search strategies and discovery tools for…

[ad_1] For many years I recommended using Anchor.fm to create a podcast. I used it myself back in 2019 when I did a 40 episode series called the Practical Ed…

[ad_1] For the last year or so I’ve been at a bit of a crossroads with my work. I’ll spare you the details, but it basically feels like burnout. Writing…

[ad_1] About a week ago I shared the MLA’s guidance on citing work created through the use of artificial intelligence tools. The APA has also issued some guidance on citing…