Theme 10 of 10 · 32 entries
Who is in charge, and how rules are made
Governance, regulation, and the slow work of changing systems that resist change.
The question runs through 2 of the three Acts, so the entries below are grouped by where they sit in the arc.
8 of the 32 entries on this subject
- Long-formArticle 23· Awaiting publication
Tpack
Theory: TPACK | Template: The Follow-Up | Words: 1,530
- Long-formArticle 35· Awaiting publication
Translational Research
Theory: Translational Research in Learning Systems | Template: The Case File | Words: 1,437
- Long-formArticle 37· Awaiting publication
Non-Compensatory Decisions
Theory: Non-Compensatory Decision Models | Template: The Debate | Words: 1,678
- Long-formArticle 47· Awaiting publication
Graceful Degradation
Theory: Graceful Degradation | Template: The Follow-Up | Words: 1,541
- Short-formPost 23
Tpack
A teacher who is brilliant at their subject and bad with technology is not automatically worse than one who is the other way around.
- Short-formPost 35
Translational Research
There is a gap between what researchers know works and what actually gets used in classrooms, and the gap is roughly seventeen years.
- Short-formPost 37
Non-Compensatory Decisions
Some mistakes cannot be cancelled out by successes elsewhere.
- Short-formPost 47
Graceful Degradation
The most important question about a system is not how it works when everything is fine.
24 of the 32 entries on this subject
- Long-formArticle 61· Awaiting publication
Oecd Ai Principles
Theory: OECD AI Principles | Template: The Debate | Words: 2,387
- Long-formArticle 62· Awaiting publication
Unesco Ai Ethics
Theory: UNESCO AI Ethics Recommendation | Template: The Debate | Words: 2,058
- Long-formArticle 63· Awaiting publication
Nist Ai Rmf
Theory: NIST AI Risk Management Framework | Template: The Debate | Words: 2,158
- Long-formArticle 64· Awaiting publication
Cobit 2019
Theory: COBIT 2019 | Template: The Case File | Words: 1,405
- Long-formArticle 65· Awaiting publication
Itil Governance
Theory: ITIL Governance Practices | Template: The Case File | Words: 1,599
- Long-formArticle 66· Awaiting publication
Minimum Viable Governance
Theory: Minimum Viable Governance Evidence | Template: The Debate | Words: 1,963
- Long-formArticle 67· Awaiting publication
Governance Evolution
Theory: Governance Evolution Hooks | Template: The Deep Dive | Words: 1,679
- Long-formArticle 68· Awaiting publication
Gate Fidelity
Theory: Gate Fidelity and Release Readiness | Template: The Case File | Words: 1,651
- Long-formArticle 69· Awaiting publication
Resistance Analysis
Theory: Resistance Analysis in Educational Change | Template: The Deep Dive | Words: 1,675
- Long-formArticle 71· Awaiting publication
Architectural Deficit
Theory: The Architectural Deficit | Template: The Deep Dive | Words: 1,544
- Long-formArticle 75· Awaiting publication
Strategic Bets
Theory: Strategic Bets in Educational Governance | Template: The Debate | Words: 2,051
- Long-formArticle 76· Awaiting publication
Aplf Framework
Theory: APLF — The Adaptive Personalised Learning Framework | Template: The Confession | Words: 1,572
- Short-formPost 61
Oecd Ai Principles
In 2019, forty-two countries agreed on what good AI ought to do, and then went home and did mostly whatever they wanted.
- Short-formPost 62
Unesco Ai Ethics
In 2021, almost two hundred countries signed a document about AI ethics, and most people have never heard of it.
- Short-formPost 63
Nist Ai Rmf
The United States does not really have an AI law yet, and in the meantime a voluntary framework is doing most of the work.
- Short-formPost 64
Cobit 2019
The worst decisions in any organisation are usually made by the person who will also be judging the outcome.
- Short-formPost 65
Itil Governance
Most large organisations run their technology departments on a framework you have probably never heard of by name.
- Short-formPost 66
Minimum Viable Governance
The quickest way to make sure nothing gets governed is to insist on governing everything.
- Short-formPost 67
Governance Evolution
Rules that cannot change become obstacles to the thing they were meant to help.
- Short-formPost 68
Gate Fidelity
A safety check that never rejects anything is not safe. It is broken.
- Short-formPost 69
Resistance Analysis
When people push back against a new technology at work, the easy explanation is almost always wrong.
- Short-formPost 71
Architectural Deficit
Putting a smart engine in a broken car does not make the car smart. It makes the engine frustrated.
- Short-formPost 75
Strategic Bets
Every institution that adopts AI is making a bet, whether the leadership team recognises it or not.
- Short-formPost 76
Aplf Framework
Everyone keeps saying that AI will transform education. It has been saying that for ten years.