Here’s the second book review for this year. Again, I will post my review first, and then ChatGPT’s review following that. Also, another disclaimer: I know Matt and consider him a friend, a colleague and a fantastic educator. It seems like we’re probably right in the middle of the hype cycle regarding artificial intelligence and…
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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:…
2021 Year in Review
Publications Books Heggart, K. (2021). Activist Citizenship Education. Springer. Chapters Heggart, K. (2021). Different Hats, Different Voices, Different Jobs: The Pracademic Experience. In Voices of Practice: Narrative Scholarship from the Margins. Editors: Michael Morris, Sean, Rai, Lucy, Littleton, Karen. 177-201. Hybrid Pedagogy Inc. Heggart, K. (2021). Take the Time to Talk it Out. A Lesson…
Book Review of Activist Citizenship Education in Curriculum Perspectives
Professor Ian Davies has written a generous review of SCEAA member Keith Heggart’s book Activist Citizenship Education. He writes, “This is a very good book. It is intelligently and engagingly presented. It offers a wealth of insight into societal trends and the nature of civics and citizenship education and, crucially, offers a thoughtful and practical…
Game Review: Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire
I’m increasingly (and perhaps, concerningly) becoming a creature of my habits when it comes to the game that I play. I know what I like: isometric, rpg games, deep stories, complex plots, turn-based combat, ideally with a bit of crafting or stronghold-building thrown in. Fortunately, there are a great many games like this out there,…