
I am not a tech company.
I'm a teacher and an instructional designer.
When generative AI dropped, I didn’t see a business opportunity; I saw a massive structural shift that was about to break traditional assessment overnight.
Suddenly, the fallback question for every educator became: "How do I know if my students actually wrote this?"
Schools panicked. They rushed to buy AI detection software that didn't work, locked down school networks, and inadvertently created an adversarial culture of suspicion in the classroom.
They were trying to solve a design problem with a policing tool.
I built Assignment Makeover because the answer was never going to be better software detection. It had to be better assignment design.

In June 2026, I hosted an Insight Jam discussion panel on AI in schools for Solutions Review. [Watch]

In March 2026, I co-presented an AI For School Leaders webinar for the Missouri School Boards' Association. [Watch]

In November 2025, I was a guest on The Educator's Blueprint podcast to discuss what educators need to know about AI. [Listen]

In September 2025, I was on The Tech Translator to talk about what parents need to know about AI. [Watch]

In March 2025, I was a guest on the Under the Hat podcast to discuss preparing students for an AI world. [Listen]

In August 2024, my interview on AI in education was featured in Ballotpedia's Hallpass. [Read]
The Assignment Makeover Manual walks you through the Assignment Makeover Method step by step. Available for K–12 and higher education.
Bring Assignment Makeover to your school, district, or conference as a keynote, workshop, or webinar.
Interested in having me on your podcast, webinar, or publication? I'm an active guest on conversations about AI, education, and instructional design — and always happy to explore new opportunities.