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Recommended by Terry underwood

Thoughts and notes from a classroom teacher about teaching at the dawn of generative AI.

Jeanne Law is a writing professor focusing on genAI use cases. Her work has global reach with applications of her Rhetorical Prompting Framework. She leads ethical genAI workshops for diverse audiences and has authored eight Coursera courses.

John’s Substack

By John Nogowski

My personal Substack - Here's a collection of some of the writing I've been doing over the years. There's sports, music, literature, dating, all sorts of things I hope you'll enjoy. I'd love to hear your comments and suggestions, too. Thanks!

Carrie M. Santo-Thomas

By Teaching and Learning

Resources and reassurance for teachers who care about inclusive literacy education that makes sense in our changing world

The Intelligent Friend

By Riccardo Vocca

The newsletter exploring how AI is transforming our daily lives, through scientific research.

AI EduPathways

By Mike Kentz

I'm an award-winning educator with 14 years' experience in teaching and journalism. Follow me as I infuse AI into the classroom experience and try to chart new pathways for teachers and students alike through this new frontier of AI in Education.

Think Therefore AI

By Louise Vigeant

Think Therefore AI explores how generative AI can help you reason better.

TechMadeSimple

By Jayshree

Tailored for writers, digital enthusiasts, solopreneurs, and anyone navigating the digital landscape. Boost your tech confidence and productivity by simplifying your digital journey.

When Life Gives You a Brain

By Suzi Travis

On neuroscience, consciousness, and artificial intelligence. Written for curious humans.

NeuralByte

By Tomas Maixner

Hi, I’m Tomas Maixner, the creator of NeuralByte, a weekly AI-focused newsletter. I share the latest AI news and resources, aiming to educate readers on current trends and future possibilities in AI. Subscribe to join our AI enthusiast community.

Follow Your Gut

By Elin Petronella

The artist life and business for the dream-driven artists and writers who are fed up with gut-wrenching advice

Cambridge Ladies' Dining Society

By Ann Kennedy Smith

Exploring books, literary lives and Cambridge women’s history

Enfant Terrible

By Remy Bazerque

Spleens, sins, and dad-related exhaustings from an award-winning writer/director, currently avoiding work on a screenplay.

Adam Kinzinger

I’m terrified by America’s fascism trend and disgusted that my party is now a Trump cult. My time inside the system and in the probe of the January 6 attack has left me with just an ember of hope. Making it grow requires the hard truth. Can we handle it?

Educating AI

By Nick Potkalitsky

Let's figure how to best integrate and implement generative AI into today's classrooms!

maxine's mad

By maxine barton

a slanted situation of a place - new work on monday or tuesday

helloIndia!

By Jayshree

🌟 Join my Indian adventures! With humor and a global perspective, I explore its quirks and charms. I retell ancient stories in modern ways. Read my first-person accounts for insider views, to understand the chaos, and learn along the way! 🌏

Jayshree is a true servant leader on Substack. She is joyous, fair, an acute observer, and a good writer with an elegance and clarity that never disappoints.

- Terry underwood

One Useful Thing

By Ethan Mollick

Trying to understand the implications of AI for work, education, and life. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

Depth, experience, expertise! Big picture stuff.

- Terry underwood

The Emotionally Healthy Literacy Classroom

By Greg Swimelar

Making the classroom emotionally healthy for both students and teachers

Greg is full of energy and excited about contributing to the future by helping the children of today. It makes me happy to know that he is willing to work hard writing his Substack to create a community of like minded educators.

- Terry underwood

dustyhope.substack.com

By Dusty's Lit Pit

Dusty's Sub Hub. Narrative + usage. Time + rhyme. Novel Research on anything that arises as I am writing. Topics in Literature, Books Quotes Letters. Math + Poetry + The Transmundane. Links to my translations.

Dusty Hope’s poetry breaks upon consciousness in alternating currents of electricity, a metaphorical wonderland of echoes and rhyme. Her poems are spiritually earthy, a delicate force from beyond channeling oscillating beams of light and night, penetrating our defenses, offending our complacencies, inspiring, conspiring, breaking the speed of syntax. Be patient and you will find rewards beyond right and wrong.

- Terry underwood

The Broken Copier

Teaching is community work—and this is a place that sees, supports and affirms those doing that work.

Shakespeare’s Monkey

By Terry underwood

Read the Monkey’s poems and such in the app for freshest drafts. They evolve. Listen to selected poems read or spoken in podcasts

Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance

By Joyce Vance

Worried about the state of the republic? Get the legal knowledge & analysis you need to be an advocate for democracy, along with a dose of savvy optimism.

Techno Sapiens

By Jacqueline Nesi

Psychologist and professor Jacqueline Nesi shares the latest research on technology and the people who use it, plus practical tips for living and parenting in the digital age.