Your students are already watching short-form video for hours a day. This episode makes the case that the scroll isn't just a distraction — it's a free masterclass in student engagement, and teachers can steal from it.

This episode breaks down what actually makes short-form video so watchable (hint: it's not the content), and how to bring those same delivery and production techniques into your teacher-created videos — no dancing required.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/catch-them-in-the-scroll-short-form-style-video-in-the-classroom

We can ban phones in schools all day long, but that alone won't teach a single student what healthy screen time actually looks like. Someone has to show them the difference.

This episode breaks down doom scrolling versus productive scrolling, why the "just take it away" approach misses the point, and four practical ways to model healthy, intentional screen habits for your students, including how short-form video can become a teaching tool instead of just a distraction.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/doom-scrolling-vs-productive-scrolling-modeling-healthy-screen-time-in-a-short-form-video-world

AI can be a powerful learning tool — or it can do the thinking for your students. The difference comes down to the tool you choose and how you use it.

This episode walks through the Guide, Don't Give framework: two non-negotiables for evaluating AI tools, four key instructional moments where AI actually enhances learning, and how thoughtful AI use builds the literacy skills students need for life.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/guide-dont-give-a-framework-for-using-ai-as-a-learning-tool-in-k-12

Not all AI tools belong in a classroom — but some are built specifically to keep teachers in control and students focused on learning.

This episode breaks down 6 AI teaching tools with real guardrails and teacher dashboards, so you can harness AI's power without handing the wheel to your students.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/6-ai-teaching-tools-that-enhance-learning-and-keep-teachers-in-control

If AI can complete an assignment in seconds, the problem isn’t the tool. It’s the assessment.

This episode explores AI-friendly assessment ideas that shift grading from “Did AI write this?” to “Do students truly understand?” with practical redesign strategies educators can use immediately.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/how-to-stop-ai-slop-25-ai-friendly-assessment-ideas-for-your-classroom

This episode breaks down the Youth Tracks of the Presidential AI Challenge and what educators need to know to support student participation. It covers who the challenge is for, what students submit, how teams work, and practical ways educators can guide students without adding extra work. A helpful starting point for anyone supporting student learning around AI, creativity, and problem-solving.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/your-guide-to-helping-students-win-the-presidential-ai-challenge

It's December. Students need movement. Teachers need something that works without extensive prep.

Introducing 13 Days of AI Literacy Advent Calendar: an interactive resource with activities that take 5 minutes or less. Perfect for brain breaks, warm-ups, or surviving the final days before break.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/ai-literacy-advent-calendar-for-k-12-13-quick-activities-to-have-the-conversations

Practical guide to immersive learning for educators. Explore VR, AR, and XR entry points for K-12 classrooms with budget-friendly tools.

Check out the blog post here: https://www.lindyhoc.com/post/your-vr-ar-entry-point-immersive-learning-for-educators

Transform your lessons with Canva AI interactive activities for teachers. Gamify learning, spark creativity, and save planning time.

This short audio gives you a fresh, practical look at how AI is reshaping K–12 classrooms and what educators can do right now to stay ahead of the curve. I share why I refreshed my LindyHoc brand, what it means to be recognized nationally as a Leading Woman in AI, and how I help educators cut through the noise to focus on what actually works.

You’ll also hear three simple strategies you can start using today: teaching AI literacy, building safe “walled garden” spaces with tools like SchoolAI, and using AI to personalize learning materials without losing teacher oversight.