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AERA Fellow · TED-Ed educator · Among the 50 most influential scholars shaping education policy & practice In brief Punya Mishra is Professor in the Mary Lou…
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100 Authentic Followers To Die For [new hyperlinked.us essay]
Published: September 21, 2026 23:08
Hyperlinked is a collaborative book that Raaghav Pandya and I are writing at hyperlinked.us. Each chapter starts with something from the culture, usually a film or a book, and follows it to see what it can tell us about learning, teaching, and technology.…
Fourteen years, 77 columns: Looking back at our TechTrends series
Published: September 19, 2026 12:38
Since 2012, Danah Henriksen and I, along with the Deep-Play Research Group, have been writing a regular column for TechTrends. The most recent one, on agentic AI, came out in August, and it was number 77th, with the next one coming in a few weeks.…
The Meaning of Silence: Hollow Signals and AI Therapy
Published: September 19, 2026 03:12
Danah Henriksen and I recently finished the latest column in our TechTrends series, a piece on what we call “hollow signals” that should come out in the next few months. Soon after, I read Steven Barrie-Anthony’s essay in The Atlantic, “The Dead Silence of…
Value in an Age of AI (Part 1): Revisiting Kevin Kelly’s Generatives
Published: September 18, 2026 14:38
Note: Eighteen years ago, Kevin Kelly wrote an essay titled “Better Than Free.” In this essay he focused on the ease of making and sharing copies of things with the advent of digitality and the internet. It stood to reason, he argued, that when the price…
Designing in uncertainty: The Course I Love to Teach
Published: September 13, 2026 17:12
I have been teaching a version of Education by Design for longer than I can remember. I designed it when I was at Michigan State and carried it over when I came to ASU. And to say that I love teaching this class would be an understatement. It brings…
Transitions
Published: September 13, 2026 16:07
A few things have come together over the past few months that feel less like separate announcements and more like a single shift in trajectory. So here’s the update. I’ve been appointed a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, affiliated…
Galazy on the Edge (of the Page): Kohei Sugiura’s design cosmos
Published: September 7, 2026 05:19
I first heard the name Kohei Sugiura in a classroom at IDC, from my professor Kirti Trivedi (or KT which was what everybody called him). KT often spoke of Sugiura and suggested that he might be one of the greatest designers (and thinkers about design). He…
One Day in IjuĂ: On migration, memory and music
Published: September 6, 2026 16:07
On the first day of a class I sometimes ask my students to trace their own lives backwards, from this shared moment in this one room to the place each of them was born, naming the accidents and choices and forces of history that carried them here. Run the…
No one is immune: An Update on AI as a Psychological Technology
Published: August 28, 2026 18:54
I blog about a lot of things. Some posts are just updates on talks and publications, a public record of what I do. My favorites are the short essays that begin with an idea that pops into my head and end up somewhere bigger. And I tend to circle the same…
Raising Independent Thinkers in the Age of AI: Webinar
Published: August 27, 2026 17:40
A week or so ago I was invited to an #AskTheExperts webinar on Raising Independent Thinkers in the Age of AI. It was organized by the Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development and is the first event of a new series they are…