Speaking & Workshops

Keynotes, roundtables, and facilitated sessions.

For audiences that have to make AI decisions soon and want a working framework, not slides full of futurist projections. Talks combine published research with field-tested moves leaders can use the next morning.

Talk topics

Three current talks.

Each talk runs 45 to 75 minutes including Q&A. Custom adaptations available for half-day or full-day workshop formats. Every booking comes with a take-home resource page for attendees: slides, prompt sets, and a follow-up reading list, hosted at What Time Binds.

Keynote

Bridging Worldviews: How Your AI Philosophy Shapes Your PD

A working framework of five worldview lenses for designing AI professional development. Built for K–12 leaders and education organizations preparing teacher-facing AI rollouts.

K–12 · 60 MIN Book →
Keynote

Meaning Repair: Why Teams Drift Apart Under AI Pressure

How shared meaning breaks down when new tools arrive faster than the language to talk about them. Drawn from the published scoping review across eight disciplines.

WORKFORCE · 60 MIN Book →
Workshop

The AI Readiness Audit: Three Hours, Three Decisions

A facilitated working session for senior teams. Leaves the room with a written readiness profile, three named priorities, and one repair protocol installed.

SENIOR LEADERS · 3 HRS Book →
Recent & upcoming

Where I've been speaking.

Currently booking talks and workshops for Q3 2026 and beyond. The list below is a sample of recent engagements; for a complete speaking record or to inquire about a specific event, send a note via the contact page.

APRIL 30, 2026
Bridging Worldviews: How Your AI Philosophy Shapes Your PD
Spark AI Lab · Virtual Teaching Practice Roundtable
Includes: slide deck, five worldview prompt sets, follow-up reading list
Resources →
2025
Technological Stewardship Beats Disruption: A Fit-First Model for Ethical AI
University of Oxford · Department of Continuing Education · Research Ethics Colloquium · with Tony Washington
Paper →
MARCH 31, 2023
The Qualitative Questionnaire in an Educational Leadership Doctoral Program: Benefits, Limitations, and Implications
University of South Florida · 6th Interdisciplinary Symposium on Qualitative Methodologies · Virtual paper presentation · with Maria D. Flowers
Archived
What to expect

How my talks land.

Practical, not abstract

Every talk closes with at least one move the audience can install on Monday. No "imagine the future" rhetoric. The work is what to do this week.

Research-grounded

Frameworks come from peer-reviewed literature and a current scoping review across eight disciplines. The slides cite their sources.

Built for the room

Pre-call with the host to understand the audience, the deadlines they're carrying, and the decisions they're about to make. The talk gets adapted before it lands.

Bring a talk to your organization

Conferences, district leadership days, board retreats.

Speaking engagements are typically booked 60 to 120 days in advance. Honoraria and travel scoped to the engagement. Tell me the audience, the date, and what they're working on, and I will tell you what would land.

Inquire about a talk