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Where we've been talking, and who's been listening.

Recent podcast appearances, conference presentations, and news mentions.

Speaking inquiries: team@pedagogyfutures.org

Podcasts

Conversations about ethics, burnout, homework, and what AI is actually for.

Events

Keynotes, workshops, and sessions.

SessionDecember 4, 2026
National Council for the Social Studies

Integrating the Liberal Arts in K–12 for Civic Preparation

SessionDecember 4, 2026
National Council for the Social Studies

Making Ethical Decisions on Ed Tech In Your Social Studies Classroom

SessionNovember 19, 2026
NCTE Annual Convention 2026

AI Literacy for the ELA Classroom

SessionNovember 19, 2026
NCTE Annual Convention 2026

Rewriting the Rules: Updating English Instruction for the AI Era

SessionOctober 28, 2026
2026 AAC&U Conference on AI and Higher Education

A Practical Framework for Confronting Ethical Challenges That Shape the Future of AI in Education

SessionOctober 28, 2026
2026 AAC&U Conference on AI and Higher Education

Critical Thinking at Scale in an AI Era: Tools for Authentic Learning

SessionJuly 1, 2026
ISTELive and ASCD Annual Conference 2026

Digital Citizens: Helping Students Find Their Voice in a Tech-Mediated Democracy

SessionJune 10, 2026
TCEA AI for Educators Conference 2026

Designing AI Use That Strengthens Metacognition

SessionJune 10, 2026
TCEA AI for Educators Conference 2026

Making Ethical Decisions on Ed Tech in Your Classroom

SessionMay 30, 2026
Boston Tech Week 2026 (#BosTechWeek)

Book Talk & Signing: Ethical Ed Tech: How Educators Can Lead on AI

Book talk and signing for Ethical Ed Tech: How Educators Can Lead on AI (Wiley 2026). Small gathering of educators, students, and entrepreneurs at the intersection of technology, education, and the humanities. Mini desserts served.

SessionMay 27, 2026
Boston Tech Week 2026 (#BosTechWeek)

Ethics Beyond Buzzwords: Frameworks & Skills for Ethical Design

Working session at #BosTechWeek on a practical framework for ethical design in technology, with emphasis on ed tech and civic tech. Pizza served at 7pm.

SessionMay 24, 2026
NISOD 2026 Annual Conference

Confronting Ethical Challenges That Shape the Future of AI in Education

Planning a conference or PD day? We keynote, run workshops, and sit on panels.
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News

Coverage, reviews, and op-eds.

Inside Higher Ed
Inside Higher EdOp-ed

We Have Never Taught Critical Thinking

“AI's real threat is to the illusion that we were teaching critical thinking all along.”

Authority Magazine
Authority MagazineFeature

5 Things That Should Be Done To Improve The US Educational System

“Teaching is fundamentally a human endeavor, and it is about good relationships.”

eSchool News
Op-ed

We need to start giving agency to educators instead of edtech vendors

“The current choice to use vendor-provided frameworks is a kind of cognitive outsourcing. The fix is putting the people closest to the classroom at the front of the process, before any vendor is in the room.”

ParentMap
ParentMapFeature

The Push to Hit Pause on AI in Schools, Before It's Too Late

“Feedback is skewed based on perceptions of the child's race or gender. Especially if it's being used in high-stakes contexts, we should make sure that parents are being informed of it.”

N2N Services
N2N ServicesFeature

A Season of Endings

“You can't decide what is ethical without deciding whom you're acting ethically towards.”

The Tyee
The TyeeFeature

AI Chatbots Are Coming to BC Classrooms

“Even something you might have taught a senior in high school in 2023 for how to use AI is completely irrelevant for 2026.”

Newsweek
NewsweekFeature

How China's Kids are Getting an Edge With AI

“Beijing can kind of set out the agenda for what tools are going to be used, what curricula are going to be established. We don't really have an equivalent of that here, besides funding priorities or maybe some executive orders that kind of establish the importance of something.”

AI + Education = Simplified
AI + Education = SimplifiedFeature

"...have real-world relevance without importing the outside world directly into every course."

“Nobody who is currently a leader in the field learned about AI in college. Not a single one of them.”

CloudTweaks
CloudTweaksFeature

Why AI Guardrails in Education Must Be Built In, Not Bolted On

“Safety standards can't be negotiable.”