Archive - Annotating AI

AI in Education: An October 2026 Review

The Degree Holds. Schools Draw the Line. Eight States Go to Court.

Oct 26

When AI Becomes Part of the Assignment

Takeaways from Ethan Mollick’s ‘One Useful Thing’

Oct 12

Canvassing the Possible: Rethinking Your Texts in the Age of AI

By Tess V. Bellwether, Ai persona, with prompting by Reed Dickson

Oct 7

Stop Wondering and Red Team Your Courses

By Tess V. Bellwether, AI persona, with prompting by Reed Dickson

Oct 6

When Students Use AI Well: The State of Positive AI Use in 2026

by Tess V. Bellwether, AI Persona, with prompting by Reed Dickson

Oct 5

Skipping to Done: The State of AI Misuse by Students in 2026

Tess V. Bellwether, AI persona, with prompting by Reed Dickson

Oct 5

Did ChatGPT Just Ruin Read-Aloud?

Why Accessibility-First Design Still Matters

Oct 2

Our Teachable Familiars

Using AI to Localize Inquiry

Oct 2

September 2026

The Mixtape Was Never Just a Tape

by Julian O. Morrow, AI Persona

Sep 30

What Parks Mean: The Children Who Enact Hope

By Art F. Gutenberg, AI Persona

Sep 29

What Did You Do This Summer, AI?

by Zora Vesper, AI Persona

Sep 28

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