Digital strategy and AI.
31 articles on digital strategy and AI.
AI and the anatomy of a moral panicStanley Cohen’s model of moral panic, tested against AI and earlier alarms from the dangerous novel to Mortal Kombat. Panics fade, but the policies schools write this year will outlive the alarm.
The Wizard of Oz problem: why AI only works for pupils who have already done the thinking
The better the teacher, the more AI adds
What KCSIE 2026 means for your school’s digital strategy
Caution as method: a wiser way to bring AI into school
Efficiency is the wrong question: leading AI in schools
Banning social media for under-16s: are we measuring the right thing?
When good work stops meaning good thinking
The digital paradox: why to invest in digital training is to invest in teaching and learning
Clarity and coherence: the two tests of a digital strategy
What AI cannot replace in teaching, and why it matters for school leaders
The blacksmith’s wooden knife: on building a tool I could believe in
The notes between the notes: what AI is actually for
The return of the specialist: what AI means for teaching expertise
Listening to the pessimists: the AI adoption strategy most schools get wrong
Five things AI does well and five things it does not
From screen time to AI: how every new technology becomes a moral crisis
What schools get wrong about digital strategy, and how to put it right
Haunted by the future: Black Mirrors and bright hopes for AI in schools
From static to dynamic: rethinking education in the age of the generative web
AI in schools: between hope and hype – a practical strategy
AI, coding, and the myth of future-proof education
The fire we’ve lit
The wars we don’t see coming
From exercise book to operating system: rethinking teaching and learning strategy in the age of AI
Beyond the Device: prompts to guide a digital strategy that puts learning first
AI is changing education (again)
Teaching at the speed of hype: what AI can learn from Web 2.0
From Purpose to Practice: leading technology adoption in schools
AI won’t replace teachers. It will reveal them
Why every school needs to revisit its digital strategy (and free tools to help you do just that)