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Human Still Required: out now!

An episode of the Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators podcast, hosted by Jeff Utecht and Tricia Friedman, titled "Human Still Required: out now!" was published on March 26, 2026 and runs 17 minutes.

March 26, 2026 ·17m · Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators

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Jeff Utecht is back with a brand new book for schools looking to understand what to prioritize in the era of AI.

Human Still Required is available for purchase, and you can get chapter one free:

https://humanstillrequired.com/

Learn all about it in this special bonus episode.

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