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Using AI to Analyze the Limitations of a Research Methodology

Because I commit to reading original research papers, specifically the Methodology sections, and taking notes on them before writing for practitioners, I have always felt I have an advantage over those who read summaries of research or use AI prompts … Continue reading →

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When are practices evidence-based when it comes to taking notes?

I want to explore evidence-based practice. Just what does this mean and why is it important? At one time, I probably would have assumed this topic would interest only research geeks like me, but all the hoopla over teaching elementary … Continue reading →

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You don’t have to convince me humans can do a better job than AI providing important educational services, you have to convince me you are willing to pay these humans

It has been a challenging week for those of us promoting the potential benefits of AI. Despite the reality that resigning from Anthropic may have cost him a fortune when his company goes public, an employee did quit, claiming he could … Continue reading →

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An Analysis of AI Information to Output Processing Options

There are multiple ways to think about what using AI in writing could mean. Here is one approach. As I have studied and used AI in writing, I have noticed what I think is a continuum of categories that I … Continue reading →

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Reading With LLM Access: It’s Not About Studying

I frequently write about AI applications in education, so when I find a relevant research study, I pay close attention. It is not that there is a lack of attention to AI among educators; there are plenty of suggestions for … Continue reading →

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AI’s Future: Bigger and Bigger, Smaller and More Personal, or Both

I have been reading Columbia University’s legal scholar Timothy Wu’s Age of Extraction for a second time. I highly recommend this book for those interested in an analysis of the big online platforms (e.g., Google, Amazon, Facebook). With the passage … Continue reading →

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