So, I have now finished reading another book by Cal Newport, So Good They Can’t Ignore You, and I enjoyed it a lot – perhaps even more than the first one I did (Deep Work). As per my usual ideas, I’m going to jot down some thoughts here, and then contrast that with an ChatGPT…
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Book Review: The Best Way to Learn is to Make: Creativity In A Gen AI World
A little bit of fun for some books that I am going to read over the course of this year. I am going to post my own, approximately 400 word review, and then, below it, I will post ChatGPTs 400 word review. I think it will be an interesting exercise to compare the two. Disclaimer:…
Book review of Activist Citizenship Education in Connect
Connect student voice magazine is an institution (and sadly, an institution that is coming to an end shortly), but it was nice to see them featuring my book in an article by Derry Hannam. You can read it here (page 29): https://research.acer.edu.au/connect/vol2021/iss249/1/