Author Archives: Jenni Peeke

Note: I wrote my first draft, then ran it through ChatGPT to proofread. The prompt replied: “Your text is already engaging and well-organized. I’ve made some suggestions for clarity, grammar, and flow. Here’s a revised version.”  I went back through … Continue reading →

How many times do you think the average classroom teacher hears their name in a day? Or how many questions they are asked? When I was in elementary and high school I remember believing wholeheartedly that my teachers knew the … Continue reading →

Woah. That was my initial thought after our presentation from Andrew McLuhan, grandson of Marshall McLuhan and son of Eric McLuhan. I’ve needed to take some time to really digest what he had to say and what it means to … Continue reading →

YouTube Video: Digital Citizenship: Integrated, not Added Links: Outcome Maps: SunWest School Division Outcome Maps ISTE Article: Embed Digital Citizenship in All Subjects Areas This was a really fun topic for me to cover. I’ve always been interested in how … Continue reading →

In the labyrinth of the digital age, our identities are no longer solely our own creatings but are instead co-authored by an array of multiple virtual mediums. – Khalil Liouane I can’t decide if I have actually witnessed this change … Continue reading →

Where Does AI Fit Into Education? This week we jumped into the topic of Generative AI… it won’t shock anyone that this is a scary concept for me to get behind.  To make sense of all of my muddled thoughts, I … Continue reading →

I’d like to start this post with a quote from class last week: “The skeptic does not mean him who doubts, but him who investigates or researches, as opposed to him who asserts and thinks that he has found.” – … Continue reading →

I will be the very first person to admit that I can be a grump about spending too much time online… I think that it’s important to experience everything around you without having a phone in your hand, and that … Continue reading →

… life in algorithms, emoji mannerisms.♫♫♫ Digital Citizenship vs. Digital Responsibility I had a tough time starting this first blog post, not really sure what to write about or how to connect the readings to my own learning journey. The … Continue reading →

“Artificial Intelligence will be part of our future. It’s inevitable.” Sundar Pichai Now that we have established that A.I. is inevitably part of our future… how can it be incorporated into education? I think most educators can agree that when … Continue reading →