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A concise episode for educators on the environmental impact of AI versus other online habits, exploring what actually drives digital carbon footprints and what smarter sustainability conversations in schools should sound like.

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A podcast for educators on Microsoft’s Thailand AI-in-education push, exploring teacher time savings, student engagement, responsible AI use, and what large-scale skills programmes really mean for schools.

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A podcast for educators on Estonia’s national AI-in-schools strategy, exploring why it is training students to use generative AI, what guardrails matter, and what other systems might learn.

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A podcast for educators on why Google I/O matters far beyond model benchmarks, focusing on agentic AI, school devices, smart glasses, Workspace changes, and NotebookLM’s growing classroom impact.

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This episode, I explore why school AI progress is being slowed not by tools or teacher capability, but by leadership, culture, and the redesign of work, drawing on Microsoft’s 2026 Work Trend Index.

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A deep dive for educators on Judit Polgar’s warning about AI in schools, exploring passive knowledge, intuition, failure, and why students still need struggle to build real understanding.

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A deep dive for educators on the retraction of a widely cited ChatGPT-in-education study, what it reveals about AI hype, and why schools need better evidence, not louder claims.

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A podcast for educators on why non-technical school leaders are building AI tools in 2026, how vibe coding changes experimentation, and what this means for leadership, assessment, and edtech.

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A conversation for educators on Microsoft’s 2026 Work Trend Index report, exploring AI agents, human judgment, leadership, and why school culture matters more than individual tool confidence.

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A deep dive into a GovTech article exploring AI agents in education, where universities are seeing early success in administration but still struggling with teaching and learning applications.