# Robert Dillon

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Schwetz v. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Nassau County: Date Argued: February 13th, 2026; Docket Number: 24-2957

Case Summary: In the case of Schwetz v. The Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) of Nassau County (Docket No. 24-2957), argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on February 13, 2026, the relevant facts are as follows: The plaintiff, Patricia Schwetz, was a long-ti…

Play-Based Learning in Today's Classrooms with Dr. Robert Dillon - Bonus Episode with Jotform

In this episode, I chat with Dr. Robert Dillon, educator and author, about what play-based learning really looks like and why curiosity, exploration, and playful energy matter at every grade level. You'll also hear concrete examples of how learning environments, reflection, and guided play can supp…

Addition Through Subtraction with Robert Dillon

In this episode, host Jethro interviews Robert Dillon, author and director of Bright Bytes, about the transformative power of learning spaces. Robert argues that reimagining physical classroom environments is one of the few true "big levers" of disruption in education — alongside grades and schedul…

Learning Space Design in a Hybrid Educational Environment

This week, we welcome Dr. Robert Dillon to the pod for a practical conversation on how educators might think through designing our classroom spaces given the social distancing measures that have come with the pandemic. We also take time to discuss ideas for supporting learners in a remote setting. …

June 11 1600 UTC Brief

In Europe EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is defending the bloc’s diplomatic service as capitals, led by Paris, talk up a possible overhaul of the EEAS. The proposals range from trimming the High Representative’s powers to expanding them, which is a neat way for governments to describe a fight…

Slow Takes Ep. 15: Who’s Asking?

Every Monday, Leor from Exploring ChatGPT and I go through the week’s AI news without the hype. Catch the episode live on Substack, on YouTube, or as a podcast wherever you get yours, so you can pick the format you enjoy. Use this for the facts, the links and a little extra context. Anthropic relea…

The Scoop: Wed. June 17, 2026 Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

Pinellas County Sheriff at the center of a lawsuit filed by the ACLU alleging wrongful arrest due to police facial recognition software. Robert Dillon was accused of asking a girl under 12 to leave a Jacksonville Beach McDonald's with him in 2024. Two Jacksonville officers used surveillance softwar…

Learning Space Design in a Hybrid Educational Environment

This week, we welcome Dr. Robert Dillon to the pod for a practical conversation on how educators might think through designing our classroom spaces given the social distancing measures that have come with the pandemic. We also take time to discuss ideas for supporting learners in a remote setting. …

The Hidden Costs of Facial Recognition

Facial recognition has led to at least fifteen known wrongful arrests in the US, with nearly all victims Black, including Robert Williams (arrested in 2020 after an algorithm matched grainy footage to his driver’s licence), Porcha Woodruff (arrested in 2023 while eight months pregnant), Nijeer Park…

Jailed by a 93% AI match + Meghan Markle's leaked number

A computer said Robert Dillon was a 93% match with a suspect in a city where he’d never set foot. He spent a night in jail anyway. Police ran a grainy surveillance photo through AI facial recognition and accused Dillon of trying to lure a child at a McDonald’s more than 300 miles from his Fort Mye…