Keeping up with something that changes so insanely quickly seems equally insane, but there are still some trends that might last longer than a box of chocolates in the sun. This updated worksheet is connected to one of the reflective activities in Part C of our book, AI Literacy in the Language Classroom. New links have been added, and we're also curious to hear what new trends you have heard of!

This activity fits well with course book units on crime and punishment. Students study some famous legal cases, reach a verdict, and then compare it with that reached by an AI.

Click to access the slides for my workshop "Changing Roles in an AI-dominated world."

I'm running a multi-part series with creative human-AI collaboration ideas. Part 5 includes interesting posts from others worth reading.

I'm running a multi-part series with creative human-AI collaboration ideas. Part 4 includes the recording of my ELTOC talk.

I'm running a multi-part series with creative human-AI collaboration ideas. Part 2 is about coming up with lesson ideas when there's no time

I'm running a multi-part series with creative human-AI collaboration ideas. Part 3 is about identifying your moat.

I'm running a multi-part series of posts with creative human-AI collaboration ideas. Here's part 1 that's about creating escape rooms.

Come and join me on February 20 for a critical discussion about AI in ELT.

At the end of September, the Business English SIG of IATEFL organized an exhilirating online event filled with practical workshops and...

We're writing a book on AI Literacy, to be published in March 2025.