Audrey Watters, Hack Education Weekly News
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OL Daily, Stephen Downes
- Luis Rijo, PPC Land, Jul 27, 2026 PPCLand is a digital marketing newsletter (from Pay Per Click (PPC)). HubSpot is a customer relations management (CRM) platform service supporting a wide variety of clients, including Ignite Reading, an early literacy tutoring service. The headline describes a time-saved benefit, but the real story is the service, which […]
- Anil Dash, Jul 27, 2026 'Skills' are structured sets of instructions adding functionality to an AI model (Claude skills, ChatGPT skills). This article outlines a 'better documents' skill. It can be executed via a command or in appropriate contexts. A document-writing skill, for example, would be activated when the model is asked to 'write an […]
- Audrey Watters, Second Breakfast, Jul 27, 2026 Audrey Watters asks the right question here, and after spending 25 years working in a government research organization I can confidently state the answer: whoever will pay for it. Because that's the focus, right? The way we've set up our economy as a whole: the product is designed […]
- Hollis Robbins, Anecdotal Value, Jul 27, 2026 The university environment is ripe for this sort of attack despite its baseless generalizations ("nobody checks quality", "most college courses in America are knockoffs of some original", "no faculty member ever… goes back and looks at the learning outcomes") and loopy proposals ("I would be thrilled to have […]
- A. Jacobs, Reality Drift Archive, Jul 27, 2026 This is an interesting framework representing how systems become less connected with reality over time. "Reality becomes compressed into metrics, optimization systems, representations, and narratives…" writes A. Jacobs. "Representation and optimization make reality easier to use while weakening semantic fidelity… reality is compressed through science, institutions, media, […]
Michael Feldstein, E-Literate
- The Microsoft CEO offers a provocative alternative vision to the AGI story that assumes humans will be obsolete. But can he deliver? I argue he can—with the support of EdTech.
- Multi-Agentic EdTech should not be a LinkedIn Drinking Game
- It's the economics, stupid.
- One reason I haven’t commented on the Canvas hack yet is that I swore off writing about LMS news years ago. But this story isn’t really about Canvas or LMSs. It’s about the fact that education, through educational technology, is under attack by sophisticated cybercriminals. They started with hospitals some time ago. Now they’re coming […]
- I wrote "Dammit, the LMS" in 2014. The diagnosis still holds. What's changed is that I now work at the place that's structurally positioned to do something about it — and AI is forcing the conversation EdTech has been postponing for two decades. Some thoughts ahead of 1EdTech's Learning Impact conference.
EdSurge | Education Technology News and Resources
- The AAP’s new guidance helps, but putting it into practice in classrooms remains challenging.
- How AI deprived my students of the reading struggle they needed to succeed — and five better ways to use it.
- This Week with EdSurge podcast examines what holds up when artificial intelligence moves fast.
- The English-first bias in technology must be addressed.
- A new degree program credentials hip-hop artists to bring communal, real-world learning to the classroom.
Phil on EdTech
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