The personal blog of Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.
I recently spent time with serious genius mentors of mine, ages 85-95. Each and every one of these wise elders was using AI in a …
They’re dumb. They’re lazy. They’re sneaky. They’re gullible. They don’t read. They hallucinate. They’re mean. They’re dishonest. They can’t multiply. They’re addicted to social media… …
At least 1,500 times a day I read something on LinkedIn that enrages me. (good news for the algorithm) A major source of ire comes …
It saddens me that student speech rights have been continuously curtailed in the decades since I was in school. I become even more depressed when …
By Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.Originally published in District Administration Magazine – September 2003 Back-to-school time can be exciting, hectic and exhausting. Effective leaders take time …
Source: Grasso, I., & Fallshaw, M. (1993). Reflections of a learning community: views on the introduction of laptops at MLC. Methodist Ladies’ College. A funny …
I’ve spent the past year or so adding primary sources and AI-powered functionality to the Seymour Papert archives I created, The Daily Papert. Full-text searches, …
Amidst an unexceptional suburban high school, I was blessed to have two music teachers who were working jazz musicians. Their talent, humor, generosity, and demonstrable …
Silverman, B. (1998). What I Did On My Three Summer Vacations. Logo Exchange, 17(1).
The world is full of interesting questions. Can the Web help you answer them? pdf version I snapped these photos on December 15, 2005 while …