Recent Publication: 10 Ways Technology Leaders Can Step Up and In to the Generative AI Discussion in Higher Ed

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While my Substack, AI+Edu=Simplified is the place where I share thoughts and developing work on generative AI in education, I still look to use this blog as a curation space for publications elsewhere that I can pull into one place, namely under the category, "Other Publications'. 

So even when there are publications related to generative AI, they are going to be mentioned here as well.  

In this case, it's a collaborative piece that I wrote after a webinar I did back in April.  It was one of those pieces that came together very quickly and clearly in that I was able to get a good chunk of it together and decided to see if the person hosting the event (Stan Waddell) also wanted in on the work.  Very quickly, we put together this piece of advice to tech leaders around how to support their institutions.  

You can read the full article in the EDUCAUSE Review: 10 Ways Technology Leaders Can Step Up and In to the Generative AI Discussion in Higher Ed.

I liked how this piece turned out though a little disappointed about when it turned out.  The piece was written and submitted by June and it seemed like it would be a timely piece if published by August to set up for the fall.  Unfortunately, it didn't happen until early October.  Still, I think the advice is both good for generative AI and really any new and emerging tech.  

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