PUBLISHED WORKS
Let Kids Keep Their Chromebooks
When you have a widely accessible, low-cost device and pervasive demand for technology, the problem should be solved, right? But that is where the eight years of arguments begin.
My solution is simple: Give students Chromebooks, and let them keep them.
Bring Tabletop Role-Playing Games Into the Library and Classroom for Educational Opportunities Across Curricula
With educational intent, role-playing games can provide a narrative that holds students’ attention and be customized to teach specific lessons.
Literature IN DEVELOPMENT
A Princess’s Primer to the Theory of Evolution
The first in a new series of Princess themed STEM stories, A Princess’s Primer to the Theory of Evolution tries to tackle the complex explanation of natural selection, with a bit of magic and some creeped out Frogs.
Once More ‘Round the Apple Tree
A story about conservation, featuring a dog, a woodpecker, and six carpenters named George.
SOUL
Artificial Intelligence was given the means to filter upper cognitive functions, from the root mathematics that produce outcomes, thus creating the first robotic equivalent of a soul.
But what happens when those souls have an on and off switch?