The Learning Agency presents: 5 Questions with Jeremy Roschelle

In this 5 Questions interview, Jeremy Roschelle reflects on what he’s learned, why research infrastructure matters, and how it can shape the future of learning.

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Strategic Surprise and the Future of Educational R&D

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October Camping in Yosemite

The forecast showed a cold front, rain, and dropping snow levels. Not a promising outlook for a backpacking trip. So Micah and I changed plans to car camping instead, and visiting Yosemite nonetheless...

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The Who

On a warm September night, Roy and I ventured to Shoreline to see The Who’s final tour. Could Roger Daltry’s voice still fill an ampitheater? Could Pete Townsend’s guitar still push the band into over...

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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence — AI — in many forms is transforming teaching and learning, for young children and students in college. The Hechinger Report is exploring how and our contributors weigh in with...

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Jazz in Istanbul

While visiting Istanbul, Micah, Jacob and I enjoyed the 32nd Annual Istanbul Jazz Festival, attending three concerts. 1. Bulut Gülen Quartet, Nardis Jazz Club We were staying in an apartment next to...

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Mattituck in April

For a week of respite from troubled times, we visited the North Fork of Long Island in April. We had some sunny, but breezy and cool days. Spring was just launching. Dramatic clouds and a new 10-stop ...

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Peter Bernstein at Lou Lou's

Entering Lou Lou’s, I was magically transported to the 1940s in glamorous Southern California. This recently remodeled club would be perfect for the Rat Pack. It’s inside the equally stunning Lafayett...

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Blossom Closeups

During cherry blossoms season, the Tidal Basin draws huge crowds. For something more intimate, we visited Dumbarton Oaks Gardens. Here I explored the macro capabilities of the Fujifilm XF16-80mmF4 zoo...

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Guster with the National Symphony Orchestra

Our friends Rob and Jane took us to see one of their favorite bands, Guster, at the Kennedy Center. For this two-night stand, Guster was backed by the National Symphony Orchestra. We had great seats a...

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Cheery Cherry Blossoms

Spring arrived this Saturday afternoon. Late in the afternoon, Ollie and I headed to the National Arboretum looking for blossoms. As soon as we parked, we could tell we’d have plenty of beautiful tree...

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Murals of Blagden Alley in DC

Today I discovered Blagden Alley, a hotspot for murals in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington DC. The March winds were blowing slowly, the sky was blue, and the sun was warm. A perfect day for explori...

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The Role of Research in Preparing K-12 Students for Computer Science and AI – Communications of the ACM

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Philly Flower Show

I went to Philadelphia for a conference and wandered into an amazing flower show. The purpose of my Amtrak trip to Philly was to speak at the an AI conferences, AAAI. I led a panel on the topic of res...

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The So What: What We’re Watching, Week of March 3 - Data Quality Campaign

The cancellation of a large number of federal contracts has stirred up a lot of confusion and concern. We're here to bring you what we know.

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AIMS EduData – Digital Promise

Accelerating Innovation in Education

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Jason Moran plays 'open jazz' at the Kennedy Ctr

Jason Moran, the Artistic Director for Jazz at the Kennedy Center, led an adventuresome trio through 90 minutes of exploratory improvisations. At the center of the trio was a synthesizer virtuoso, goi...

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Spanish Embassy

An embassy row fills the mansions of 16th Street NW, and today the Spain was open to the public. High-concept design was featured as the main exhibit, but I found myself enjoying the mansion itself mo...

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When Literacy and AI Collide

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When Literacy and AI Collide

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Isaiah Collier Trio at the Bach

At the Bach Dynamite and Dancing Society, founder Pete Douglas is remembered each week by putting his pipes and cap on the windowsill for the duration of the jazz concert. Pete had an intense love fo...

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