Considering Industry Expertise When Selecting a PR Agency
A common question I am asked when speaking with prospective clients is how necessary it is to have industry expertise to do effective PR for […]
A different path to graduation: Carolina Shores Acceleration Academy celebrates graduates
by Simon Williams
06/05/2026 – ABC 15
Carolina Shores Acceleration Academy serves students who may have struggled in traditional school settings before finding the academic and personal support they needed to earn their […]
A Simple Formula for Thought Leadership
Next to launching a product, thought leadership is the No. 1 reason why prospects seek out our services. Public Relations encompasses many tactical pillars, but […]
Where Edtech Meets Human Connection
By Diana Good Solis
05/26/2026 – EdTech Digest
For over a decade, our program has served students who benefit from a different approach to high school. These students […]
How a Science‑of‑Reading Program and a 10‑Year‑Old Author Inspire Young Readers
05/21/2026 – Reading With Your Kids Podcast
Jed talks with educator Sheila Robitaille about Reading Eggs, a science-of-reading–based ed tech program that helps children move from learning to […]
Choosing the Right PR Agency Pricing Model
If you’ve worked with PR agencies before, you might assume retainer agreements are the only pricing structure available. That may be true for established companies […]
AI Search, Syndication, and Shortcuts
A few weeks ago, I read a LinkedIn post that perfectly illustrated how research can get misconstrued […]
Why AI transparency is the key to richer instruction
Max Spero
04/01/2026 – University Business
As artificial intelligence becomes a part of workers’ daily routines across nearly all industries, students need guidance in how to navigate this […]
How to solve the math practice problem: District culture
By Miriam Williams
04/01/2026 – District Administration
Districts consistently run up against a longstanding obstacle to raising math performance to pre-pandemic levels. To gain math fluency and confidence, students […]
The Most Powerful Reading Tool? Passion
By Laura Goods
03/24/2026 – TEACH Magazine
Most of the information about bees came from scientific articles I found online. I would pour over the academic texts at night […]
For the love of mathematics and mental arithmetic (translated from French)
Radio Canada – 03/23/2026
Since 2007, the World Maths Day competition has brought together young people from around a hundred countries around a common challenge: mental arithmetic. Last year, third-grade students […]
PR, Lead Gen, and the Age of AI Search
As AI search becomes the primary method potential buyers use to find answers and solutions, PR is becoming a critical activity for B2B companies to influence […]
Modern Math Teacher Podcast Episode 159: What 10 Million Students + 30 Years Taught us About Math Engagement
03/01/2026 – The Modern Math Teacher Podcast
Middle school math can feel like a mystery sometimes. Students are suddenly faced with more abstract ideas, pacing and […]
STEM Everyday Podcast #314 | World Maths Day | feat. Sheila Robitaille
02/28/2026 – STEM Everyday Podcast
How fitting that the 314th episode would be about Math and in March (if you know, you know π).
Math Universally Speaking Podcast: Early Numeracy with Sheila Robitaille
02/23/2026 – Math Universally Speaking
In this episode of Math Universally Speaking, Ron Martiello welcomes veteran educator and instructional leader Sheila Robitaille for a conversation on early numeracy and […]
Around the World in 20 Problems: World Math Day 2026
02/25/2026 – The Math Club
In this episode, veteran educator Sheila Robitaille joins Pete and Noah to discuss World Math Day, a global competition for students ages 5 […]
A Simplified Press Release Framework Enables Systematic Thinking
How viewing press releases as newsworthy or credibility-building enables a systematic approach to PR planning
To simplify this discussion about press releases, let’s […]
Episode 81: AI, History, and the Fight for Source Truth
1/29/2026 – Magic EdTech: Tech in EdTech Podcast
In this episode, Jan van der Crabben (World History Encyclopedia) shares how the encyclopedia was built around a simple idea: […]
Behind the Numbers Are Students Who Haven’t Given Up
By Dr. Abby Andres
1/26/2026 – The Learning Counsel
The students we’re failing aren’t always those you might expect. Many students who will eventually leave school may not appear […]
I’m earning my diploma, when I thought my only option was a GED
By Julius Hall
02/04/2026 – EdTech Chronicle
Why did I leave school in the first place? I didn’t like class and I quit going for the most part. I […]
Can We Trust AI Detection? Inside Pangram Labs
In this episode of A Journalist’s Guide to AI, I talk with Max Spero, co-founder of Pangram Labs, about […]
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/us-masters-programmes-brace-for-an-enrolment-dip-why-global-demand-for-postgraduate-study-is-fading-in-america/articleshow/126497850.cms GalleryUS masters programmes brace for an enrolment dip: Why global demand for postgraduate study is fading in America
US masters programmes brace for an enrolment dip: Why global demand for postgraduate study is fading in America
01/13/2026 – Times of India
According to a recent market analysis by higher education research firm Validated Insights, US institutions are now expected to enrol around 64,000 fewer […]
How To Do the Research Needed to Optimize for AI Search
Plus, a surprise finding illustrating why research is important
Part 1 of this series described how […]
US international master’s enrolments to fall by 15%
By Polly Nash
01/09/2026 – PIE News
“Uncertainty around immigration policies appears to be one of the primary drivers, if not the primary driver, of the decline in international […]
Lifelong Learning & Skills Development Report: Master’s Program Market Growing with Mixed Signals
12/23/2025 – Business Insights Journal
According to the newly released report from higher education marketing and research firm Validated Insights, enrollment in, and demand for master’s degree programs is trending […]
PR’s Role in GEO
"Press releases need facts, active voice, and structure. To make those press releases more valuable, use more statistics, action verbs, bullet points, and objective sentences."
Gwinnett County students to graduate after given second chance with non-traditional, free program
By 12/10/2025 – Atlanta News First
Traditional high school wasn’t all that smooth for Cobi Dawson. He discovered the Gwinnett County Acceleration Academies […]
AI news of the week from Disney, Shopify, Qualcomm and more
LinkedIn Top Perspectives – 12/12/2025
Every week on LinkedIn, leaders and companies at the forefront of AI announce fundraises, acquisitions, products and partnerships shaping the future of artificial […]
Daily Briefing: Employers love college
12/11/2025 – Chronicle of Higher Education – Daily Briefing.
This article is behind a subscription wall….Read via The Chronicle of Higher Education.
‘Proud of myself’: At-risk Horry County charter school students receive diplomas
By Madi Codispoti
12/04/2025 – WBTW
Despite these roadblocks, the students persevered, making their way to the graduation stage. The students said […]
AI is reshaping the newsroom
12/1/2025 – NBC Bay Area
Is that newspaper article written by a real reporter or a machine? Pangram Lab’s Max Spero helped University of Maryland research its “AI […]
How Coursera’s latest move shakes up the upskilling movement
By Alcino Donadel
November 14, 2025 – University Business
“[Coursera] is not as dependent on their university relationships and is instead relying on industry partners and internal content,” […]
Tools We Use: Newswise for Research News
One of the tools we use is Newswise. Most PR pros are familiar with Businesswire, PR Newswire, GlobeNewswire, […]
What is Pangram and How Can Teachers Use The AI Detection Tool?
By Erik Ofgang
11/12/2025 – Tech & Learning
How Did Pangram Fare in My Tests?
I was impressed with the research […]
Ep. 313 How I Raised It with Max Spero of Pangram
11/09/2025 – How I Raised It Podcast
This episode is with with Max Spero of Pangram, an AI detector tool. We talk about the challenges of AI […]
All The News Fit For AI: Study Finds Publishers Are Using It, With Little Disclosure
By Ray Schultz
11/2/2025 – Publishing Insider
The report, based on a tool developed by Pangram Labs, found that of 186,000 articles studied in the summer of 2025, 9.1% […]
AI-Generated Text Finding Its Way Into News Copy
11/4/2025 – Media Confidential
Nearly 10% of articles in U.S. newspapers contain AI-generated text, with smaller publications showing the highest usage at 9.3% and larger ones at just […]
Some AI Detection Tools Work Well, Others Fail, Says New Research
By Erik Ofgang
11/03/2025 – Tech & Learning
Pangram was the most successful with what the researchers describe as “essentially zero false-positive […]
Pangram achieves near-perfect results in AI text detection tests, study reveals
By Jonathan Kemper
11/2/2025 – The Decorder
A new study from the University of Chicago finds major differences among commercial AI text detectors. While one tool performs nearly flawlessly, […]
Show me the money! – Interest in finance at Wabash reflects national trends
By Agustin Antelo
11/7/2025 – The Bachelor
According to Validated Insights, undergraduate enrollment in finance programs rose by 12.3% between spring 2024 and spring 2025, outpacing most other business […]
How New Mexico is working to inspire the next generation of trade workers
By: Jordan Honeycutt, Chad Brummett
11/5/2025 – KRQE
According to a report from […]
Research Study Uncovers Extent Of AI-Created Content In U.S. News & Opinion Pages
By Mark K. Miller
10/23/2025 – TV News Check
A new research study released today finds that more than 9% of all news in U.S. newspapers contains […]
One in 10 US news articles contains AI-generated text, Pangram study reveals
Nearly one in 10 news articles published by American newspapers contains artificial intelligence-generated text, with smaller local outlets far more likely […]
Study claims 9% of US newspaper articles at least partly AI generated
By Charlotte Tobitt
10/29/2025 – Press Gazette
Around 9% of articles published by US newspaper brands this summer were at least partially written by AI, a […]
How I Used ChatGPT To Refine My Media List – By Working From Articles Back To Reporters
In Part 1 of this series, I explained how ChatGPT or CoPilot could be employed to sift through […]
