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Ethical AI in Education: Teaching Students to Think Critically About Technology

Ethical AI in Education: Teaching Students to Think Critically About Technology

by NCCE | Mar 11, 2026 | AI, Ethics

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the way students learn, create, and explore the world around them. From adaptive learning tools to automated feedback and classroom planning support, AI certainly offers powerful opportunities. However, it also brings...
Weekend Podcast Recommendation: “Note to Self” Considers Ad Blocking

Weekend Podcast Recommendation: “Note to Self” Considers Ad Blocking

by Dr. Jason Neiffer | Sep 25, 2015 | Ethics, Podcasts

If you have surfing any technology-related new media this week, you likely ran into the prolific debate related to Apple’s new “ad blocking” functionality in the latest version of their operating system. The debate is simple.  On one hand, for many,...
Connected Educators Free Webinar – ABCs of Advocacy

Connected Educators Free Webinar – ABCs of Advocacy

by Mike Agostinelli | Oct 29, 2014 | Announcements, Ethics, On Our Radar..., Professional Development

Thursday, October 30 • 4:00pm – 5:00pm EST Connected Educators Webinar – ABCs of Advocacy:  Making Our Voices Carry Election day is days away and advocating on behalf of education technology has never been more important. Gain a better understanding of the...
Good read: read this excerpt from “Dragnet Nation…”

Good read: read this excerpt from “Dragnet Nation…”

by Dr. Jason Neiffer | Feb 27, 2014 | Ethics, Privacy

Yes, I understand that this blog is the home of the tech-savvy teachers, but, tech-savvy is more than fixing broken hard drives, integrating great apps in your classroom and managing your email with ease.  You need to know what you and your students are trading for...

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