
What We've Learned About AI
With hosts Betsy & Jeremy
In this wrap-up of season one, Betsy and Jeremy compare notes on what we've heard from the guests. One strong throughline: it's not the technology that matters -- it's what people do with the technology.

What It's Like When Every Student Does Computer Science
With guest Sallie Holloway
In this episode of Future Fluent, Jeremy Roschelle and Betsy Corcoran probe into what's next in Gwinnett--namely how they are building human-centered AI practices.

Reading the Context: Becoming Fluent in AI through Play
With guest John Seely Brown
Learning, much like being part of a jazz group or surviving in the wilderness, involves constantly questioning and reexamining everything around us.

How to Give Feedback on 500 Million Sentences
With guest Peter Gault
We know how to teach people to improve their writing--but it takes a lot of work

The Hardest Part of Using AI for Good
With guest Jason Green
How can educators feel "safe" to try new practices? And how powerful is a sign that says: "Innovation in Action"?

Can AI measure what students really know?
With guest Kristen DiCerbo
Many companies are building tutors. To build a good tutor requires figuring out students already know and what they are learning. Is AI up to this task?

How Playing with AI Can Build Human Agency
With guest Yusuf Ahmad
How can learning to use AI be more like, well, what happens at a skate park?

Zen and the Art of Mastering AI Trends
With guest Claire Zau
Whoooooosh. Okay, so that isn't really the sound of the news about AI….

Why Learning's Fourth 'R' Is the Most Powerful
With guest Isabelle Hau
In this episode of Future Fluent, Betsy Corcoran and Jeremy Roschelle speak with author Isabelle Hau who shares her findings on why relationship-focused learning should be at the core of curriculum and education.

Creating--and Killing--Open Educational Resources
With guest David Wiley
What does it mean for a technology to be “generous”?

What AI Can--and Can't--Do in Math
With guest Dan Meyer
What role do we want AI to have in teaching and learning math?

Where Education Innovation Happens
With guest Kristina Ishmael
What exactly does “innovation” in education mean? Does it begin in Silicon Valley, or somewhere else?

Using AI in the Classroom Without Losing Your Humanity
With guest Mike Yates
How do you use cutting edge technologies without losing your grip on humanity?

How AI Bots Are Changing the Way We Write
With guest Mike Sharples
Great writers plunge themselves and their lived experience into their writing.