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Why the 2026 DLCS Summit matters more than ever by JFYNetWorks AI isn’t coming—it’s already here. In classrooms across Massachusetts and beyond, educators are navigating a rapidly shifting landscape. Students are experimenting with AI tools. Districts are exploring policies. And teachers are asking an increasingly urgent question: What does meaningful,
Practical insights on using AI to support teaching, learning, and student thinking. As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday classroom experience, educators are being asked to respond—thoughtfully and effectively. In this conversation, JFYNetWorks explores what responsible, practical AI integration can look like in real schools today. JFYNetWorks recently announced the
Why human-centered AI leadership matters for teaching, learning, and the future of education. Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept for education. In fact, many students are already experimenting with AI tools as they research, write, and create—often outside the classroom as much as inside it. For educators, that
Finding a Third Path for Schools by Eileen Wedegartner Artificial intelligence has already entered classrooms and workplaces, whether schools feel ready or not. The real question is not whether educators should respond — but how. Instead of banning AI or embracing it blindly, schools can take a third path: teaching
with Gary Kaplan, Eileen Wedegartner, and Michael Mino, with an introduction by Greg Cunningham In our latest episode of the JFY Podcast, we look at how AI can enhance teaching and learning in practical, real-world ways. Exciting information about JFY’s upcoming professional development courses and AI tools are detailed in this podcast
MassCUE conference shows where ed tech is heading by Greg Cunningham JFYNetWorks was once again a strong participant at the 2025 MassCUE conference at Gillette Stadium October 15 and 16. With over 2000 educators and vendors attending, Foxborough was the place to be for anyone interested in the rapidly evolving
JFYNetWorks is thrilled to announce our participation in the MassCUE Fall Conference, happening October 15–16 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. This premier New England ed-tech convening will unite educators, technologists, and innovators for two days of immersive learning, and JFYNetWorks will be at the heart of it. Spotlight on JFYNetWorks
Is Intelligence Artificial or Human? by Gary Kaplan Frank Foster was a math teacher. A veteran math teacher. Closing in on 30 years, he was counting the class periods until retirement. The last thing he needed was a new instructional fad. We were demonstrating our JFYNet computer-based math instruction at
JFYNetWorks at MAVA 2025 by Michael Mino Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. It is already reshaping industries central to vocational education, including manufacturing, construction, healthcare, IT, design and media. AI is becoming an everyday tool in these sectors, changing how work gets done, and demanding workers with
Schools Need Help with AI Policy & Practice by Michael Mino It’s hard to believe that only three years ago the world had not heard of ChatGPT, Gemini, CoPilot, Claude or any other form of AI. Fast forward to today: 122 million people use ChatGPT daily, with Google and Microsoft
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