Tag Archives: edtech
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The Power of a Still Image
Leave a commentSeptember 2, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
I have been teaching about fake news for several years to high school students and at professional conferences. One thing …
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Incorporating AI into Instruction
1August 11, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
Ignoring the advance of artificial intelligence (AI) in the schoolhouse will ultimately hurt students. This does not mean you must …
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AI Policy Considerations in a School Library?
1July 10, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
As AI grows, what policy considerations would I like to see in my school library? (Note: this blog is in …
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Accessibility with AI
1July 5, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
I have students who cannot read well or simply cannot read in English well. They may have hearing or visual …
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Guiding Students in Using AI
1June 25, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
It is conference week for me! I am attending and presenting at both ISTELive 2024 and ALA Conference 2024. I …
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Using AI To Create Assignments
1June 21, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
I have read many comments that teachers need to teach critical thinking more and less facts. I am not convinced …
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School Librarians = School Engineers
Leave a commentFebruary 11, 2024 by Dr. Robbie Barber
School librarians are the engineers of the school making sure that everyone can get what they need to keep the …
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What #EdTech Help Do We Need to Start the Year?
Leave a commentAugust 13, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
At the start of every school year, there is an urge to grab whatever we started with last year and …
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Defending AI?
Leave a commentJuly 25, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
Week 8 of #8WeeksofSummer blogging challenge (Whew! We made it!) invites us to defend AI: “How can we make the case for …
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Librarians (& Teachers) Replacing AI?
1July 18, 2023 by Dr. Robbie Barber
Week 7 of #8WeeksofSummer blogging challenge invites us to defend ourselves: “Sell It! What Teachers and Students can do that …
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