AI in Public Education: Why You Have to Solve the Problem First
Most schools that have tried AI in the last few years have something in common. They started with the tool. A vendor showed up, the pitch was compelling, the board
Most schools that have tried AI in the last few years have something in common. They started with the tool. A vendor showed up, the pitch was compelling, the board
If you’ve ever pasted AI-generated content into a post, read it back, and felt like it could belong to literally anyone, you’re not imagining things. Your AI content sounds generic
One of the clearest principles Matt Mundt has landed on after 25 years in digital marketing sounds simple: get your ideas out of your own head first. Then go to
When Terra interviewed for her role at Good Circle Marketing, she told me she preferred to write herself. I was looking for people who were comfortable with AI. That answer
When I started planning the Summer of Good AI, I knew exactly who I wanted to kick things off. Molly Mahoney has been teaching AI since 2021, two full years
On this episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with Chad Sizemore from LW Secure to talk about cybersecurity, AI, entrepreneurship, and somehow… jellyfish. What I appreciated most about
This episode of A Good Pour with Elizabeth McGlathie was one of those conversations for me. Maybe it was the honesty.Maybe it was the tenderness.Maybe it was the way she
For the 100th episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with my dad. We talked about military service, cancer, faith, family, near-death experiences, handwritten letters, and the kind of
On this episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with Anthony Potit from Foster Families Assistance Network to talk about foster care, community responsibility, and the realities many families
Bring your cup. Take a seat. This conversation stayed with me. In this episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with Michael Bates from the Gallatin Housing Authority. His
Most schools that have tried AI in the last few years have something in common. They started with the tool. A vendor showed up, the pitch was compelling, the board
If you’ve ever pasted AI-generated content into a post, read it back, and felt like it could belong to literally anyone, you’re not imagining things. Your AI content sounds generic
One of the clearest principles Matt Mundt has landed on after 25 years in digital marketing sounds simple: get your ideas out of your own head first. Then go to
When Terra interviewed for her role at Good Circle Marketing, she told me she preferred to write herself. I was looking for people who were comfortable with AI. That answer
When I started planning the Summer of Good AI, I knew exactly who I wanted to kick things off. Molly Mahoney has been teaching AI since 2021, two full years
On this episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with Chad Sizemore from LW Secure to talk about cybersecurity, AI, entrepreneurship, and somehow… jellyfish. What I appreciated most about
This episode of A Good Pour with Elizabeth McGlathie was one of those conversations for me. Maybe it was the honesty.Maybe it was the tenderness.Maybe it was the way she
For the 100th episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with my dad. We talked about military service, cancer, faith, family, near-death experiences, handwritten letters, and the kind of
On this episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with Anthony Potit from Foster Families Assistance Network to talk about foster care, community responsibility, and the realities many families
Bring your cup. Take a seat. This conversation stayed with me. In this episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with Michael Bates from the Gallatin Housing Authority. His