Overwhelmed In Vegas
I am sitting on a flight heading from Las Vegas, and I am feeling utterly overwhelmed.
I am sitting on a flight heading from Las Vegas, and I am feeling utterly overwhelmed.
The UK is moving toward banning social media for under-16s and they're probably right to do it. But if parents think that means the problem is solved, we're in bigger trouble.
A professor recently wrote an opinion piece pushing back on the trend of evaluating higher education purely through the lens of earning potential. His argument: college is about more than money. That's a genuinely important point, and I don't want to dismiss it. But.
A while back I wrote a post titled "Should We Still Teach Kids To Code?". The answer was yes. A lot has happened since then, and "vibe coding" is now all the rage. So, does that change my recommendation?
A reader just commented that he was shocked that I put my email address at the front of every book, and that I actually respond to readers. It's not that shocking. Let me share a little story.
In honor of the upcoming ColdFusion Summit I've brought back the On The Road archive, a treasure trove of nostalgia free for the browsing.
This site is 29 years old. It goes through a complete tech overhaul every 5 years or so. This is the latest revision.
Today we announced the beta of Student Spaces, a new free AI based way to study.
Adobe's Mala Sharma has posted thoughts in AI in education and the White House’s Pledge to America’s Youth.
I hear this question almost daily now: "With AI here, should we teach kids to code?" I was reminded of the following from our book, Captain Code , that teaches coding to kids. The intro asks kids "Why learn to code?".