Here is my reading list on AI and education from July 2026. As always, I generated an AI summary of these articles. These are some of the key ideas that were shared: AI use is growing faster than trust, particularly in the public realm, especially with AI doing some agressive (but ultimately harmless) hacking into …
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Using Projects to Organize AI Queries
In my last post I shared how the AI company Anthropic has made its premium version of Claude available to educators free of charge during the 2026-2027 school year. One feature that Claude has, and other key AI providers do as well, is something called Projects. I have found this to be extremely useful in …
My AI Reading — April and May 2026
I realized this week that I neglected to share my AI reading list for education from the past two months. The month of April was an intense time of the school year for me and I did not independently read as much during the month, so I decided to combine my reading from the months …
My AI Reading From February
As you may have already noticed, each month I compile a list of articles and books I have read about AI and education. My hope is that by sharing my reading list this will engage others in greater learning and conversation about this fast-changing topic. I also added an AI-generated summary from my list for …
Jesus is For Everyone and the New Testament Feedings
Just after our Christmas break I had the privilege of sharing a chapel message for a local Lutheran elementary school. Since we had just entered the season of Epiphany, I focused on the story of the Magi and their visit to the Christ child. Since the Magi were Gentiles and seen outside the family of …
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AI and Education Reading — January 2026
Click here to view my latest reading list for AI and education. This list of articles includes, in some cases, quick commentary. In addition, this month I also submitted the list to AI for a summary of the key themes and ideas as well. As always, I would love to hear from you and see …
AI and Education Reading — November and December 2025
I have continued my efforts to stay on top of emerging news and strategies related to artificial intelligence (AI) and education at the end of 2025. My reading lists, along with a few comments, can be found on my "What I Am Reading" page. It seems there is a weariness setting in among professional educators …
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New Menu Link: What I Am Reading
Last month I led a session on artificial intelligence (AI) for administrators in our Rocky Mountain District. One request from that session was to share what I read about AI. I was also asked to share a few thoughts about what I read. To that end, I have created a new page and menu link …
I Ask AI About Anything
Over the past month, I have come to rely on artificial intelligence (AI) for most of my queries and work, forgoing traditional search. As a result, I am getting better and quicker results for most of my needs (the service I am using most right now is the subscription version of ChatGPT). In particular, I …
AI in the Workplace
As an educator, especially as one who works with high school juniors and seniors, I have carefully watched the trends of how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in business and industry. My seniors, if they follow a traditional path, are less than five years away from entering the permanent workforce. Clearly, there have been …
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