This evening, I had planned to do a LiveStream on this topic. Due to some technical challenges, I had to stop the LiveStream, but wanted to create this video in its place.
I hope it sparks some discussion in the comments of the video on YouTube.
We’ve all experienced the chorus of voices calling for AI use for productivity and organizational change. There is great truth to this – in case you’ve been hiding in a cave: AI is changing the way we work. Early Adopters are gonna early adopt The challenge I’m seeing is that people adopting AI are using…
Prompt “Engineering” – is it a lie? Every time someone talks to me about using AI, they talk about how to use Prompt Engineering to get answers. The thing is: the last thing you want if you are trying to learn is answers. When you are trying to learn and have that learning stick, you…
A book I was able to read in preparation for the year ahead, “Workquake” was an excellent way to gain some perspective on how I’m helping to prepare students for the new world of work. The book itself is divided into two parts: the first half for employees, and the second for employers. Each discusses…
The challenge of keeping up on the many Journal in my areas of interest can be a bit daunting. There is so much material being published that it can seem like a never-ending list of reading to catch up with. Fortunately, I have found an excellent resource in an iPad APP called “Researcher”. The Researcher…
Today I launched a second YouTube channel to create videos on one of my favourite topics: Thinking! For a long time, I’ve had an interest in informal logic, critical thinking, creative thinking, and all types of topics related to thinking. I hope you’ll take a look – this is a fun way to share ideas…
Readers read. If you are someone that loves reading, chances are you have many.. MANY more books that you want to read than you have hours in the day – or even years in a lifetime to read. That’s okay. Reading should never be about an obsession to read everything you have even the remotest…
