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The PhD Paradox: Why the Degree is the Minimum and Your Brand is the Asset
Most people think the purpose of a PhD is to graduate. They view the doctorate as a finish line a grueling marathon that ends when you are handed…
Life is a Simulation, and Demis Hassabis Has the Cheat Codes
Is our reality a computer simulation? It is a question popularized by philosopher Nick Bostrom, often relegated to late-night dormitory debates and science fiction. But recently, the hypothesis…
The AI Arms Race is Over: Why We Must Flip the Classroom to Save Education
By Chinonso Anyaehie We are currently wasting valuable energy fighting the wrong battle. Since the public release of ChatGPT, educational institutions have scrambled to find a technical solution…
I Just Earned My Gemini Certified Educator Credential
Today, I reached an exciting milestone in my journey as an educator and researcher. I officially earned the Gemini Certified Educator qualification from Google for Education. This certification…
How Design Science Researchers Consume and Produce Knowledge: Understanding Q Knowledge and A Knowledge
Design Science Research (DSR) is not just about building new artifacts. At its core, it is a disciplined way of using knowledge and creating new knowledge. To understand…
What Does It Mean to Contribute Knowledge in Design Science Research?
One of the most persistent challenges in Design Science Research (DSR) is demonstrating a meaningful contribution to knowledge. Researchers often build impressive artifacts, solve real problems, and produce…
What Exactly Is an Artifact in Design Science Research? A Deep, Clear Guide for Researchers
Design Science Research (DSR) is becoming one of the most influential approaches in Information Systems, yet many researchers still struggle with one of its most fundamental concepts: the…