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Essential reads for educators, accountants, and anyone ready to thrive in a tech-driven world

Book cover: “ChatGPT Ate My Homework — What educators need to know about generative AI,” Canadian Edition by Alym Amlani & Paul Davis; red cover with AI head icon and maple leaf.

CHATGPT ATE MY HOMEWORK

What Educators Need to Know About Generative AI

While most students use AI daily, educators face unclear policies, inconsistent expectations, and a growing number of grey-area cases.

ChatGPT Ate My Homework is the practical guide for teaching in a world where AI can complete nearly any assignment in seconds. It introduces a clear framework to distinguish between misunderstanding, misuse, and misconduct and helps educators respond with confidence.

Filled with concrete strategies for course design, assessment, and academic integrity, this book gives teachers, curriculum designers, and school leaders solutions they can use in their classrooms tomorrow.

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Book cover: “Presenting and Modeling Business Data,” Beta3 Edition September 2025 by Alym Amlani and Dr. Paul Davis

Presenting and Modeling Business Data

Turn raw numbers into compelling stories. Learn to design clear charts, build financial models, and present data that drives decisions.

This practical guide is ideal for anyone seeking business information that makes sense.

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Book cover: “Information Systems for Accountants,” 4th Edition 2025 by Alym Amlani and Dr. Paul Davis

Information Systems for Accountants

Modern accounting runs on technology. This guide covers Excel, databases, data analytics, and AI, giving students and professionals the tech skills that make them stand out in today’s competitive accounting world.

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Download Free Chapter of ChatGPT Ate My Homework

Red smartphone displaying Chapter 1 (“Welcome to the New Wild West”) of ChatGPT Ate My Homework with an “AI Explosion” chart—free sample for subscribers.

Actionable Bloom & SOLO guidance for diagnosing assignments

Metacognition tools to help students own their learning

Assessment redesigns and clear policy language

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