Media interviews

Here is a sample of several media interviews. The link between the articles and what was actually said at the interviews is sometimes loose, but they did spell my name right

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Fortune: "Sending an AI bot to your Zoom meetings is the latest office power move, but it’s also a management mistake": I suggest that indiscriminate use of bots in online meetings might disguise other problems. I also suggest how bots could improve online meetings.

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Quartz: “Time is a strong but rarely recognized power construct in the workplace”: On time and power in the contemporary workplace.

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Haaretz (Hebrew): “What is the difference between a teacher and a washing machine?”: A blog post on innovation in educational technologies, on the futility of trying to replace teachers with technology, and on the potential of educational technologies to enhance and empower human teaching.

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Haaretz (Hebrew): “email is not dead, and there is no secret formula to organizing your inbox”: About our findings in the JASIST paper “Filing, piling and everything in between: The dynamics of email inbox management”

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Calcalist (Hebrew): “They did not do their homework”: MOOCs’ move through the hype cycle

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Calcalist (Hebrew): “The AI trap: The article robots do not want you to read”: Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk, and I opine about the future of AI and human employment…

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Globes (Hebrew): “The new trends in academia, 2014”:  About MOOCs and other online education trends in higher education

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Calcalist (Hebrew): “The end of on-campus education?”: About online academic education

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YNET (Hebrew): “A student from Sudan is studying at the Open University”: About the MOOC project at the Open University

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Calcalist (Hebrew): “Calcalist panel”: On brain drain in Israeli academia

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Harvard Business Review: “Death by information overload”

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The Guardian: “The new fast ways of keeping in touch are driving us further apart”