Between
the lines
Between the Lines is where we explore the intersection of technology, pedagogy, and learning design. Thoughts on how AI changes learning, what actually works in education, and building tools that help kids learn better. No buzzwords, just practical insights from someone building in this space.
How to study effectively for exams
Most "how to study" advice sucks because it tells you WHAT to do (flashcards! spaced repetition!) but not WHY it works or HOW to actually implement it.
Study apps vs traditional methods
Let's be honest: most study apps are garbage. Not because the technology is bad. Because they're solving the wrong problem.
Good test prepping IS good learning
Good test prep and good learning use the same mechanisms, but AI is disrupting the constraints that make both work. What assessment design might look like when "work alone from memory" is no longer an option?
The dependency trap
Are we building learning systems so good at removing friction that they're removing the struggle that actually builds thinking skills?
AI tutors are solving the wrong problem
Guess what. The part of education that needs automating isn't the teaching.
The invisible gap
In this post I explore the disconnect between AI's rapid advancement in business and its absence in our children's education.