In today’s post, I am sharing this handy collection featuring some of our favourite platforms and web tools that you can use to create your own learning games. These are perfect for gamifying teaching ...

After writing about the SWOT framework for teachers and exploring how educators can use it to reflect and grow, I started ...

SWOT (which stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) is an analytic framework that was originally ...

I am currently working on a book about the use of AI in academic research, and every now and then, I like to share bits and pieces from that work here on Educators Technology. This post is one of ...

Mind maps are visual tools that reflect how our minds naturally work. They organize information by clustering related ideas ...

Some ideas in education age well. Bloom’s Taxonomy is one of them. Originally developed in 1956 by Benjamin Bloom and his colleagues, Bloom’s Taxonomy was introduced as a framework to classify ...

Most researchers are pretty excited about ChatGPT. It’s fast, it’s fluent, and it feels like having a tireless assistant at ...

As I revisit the complex and often debated topic of learning styles in this post, it’s hard not to reflect on the diverse and passionate responses it elicits each time I address it. Previously, I have ...

Most researchers are surrounded by notes, on paper, in folders, and scattered across apps. And yet, many still feel like they ...

Generative AI (i.e., systems that produce content in response to prompts) has advanced rapidly over the past year. ChatGPT’s ...

If ChatGPT is your go-to AI assistant and you’re not yet using custom GPTs, you’re seriously missing out. Custom GPTs are ...