Books

Books for modern classrooms, business students, and the AI era

From AI to analytics to global strategy — written to be used, not shelved.

Flagship book

ChatGPT Ate My Homework

What Educators Need to Know About Generative AI

A practical guide for teaching in a world where AI can complete nearly any assignment. Co-authored with Paul Davis, the book gives educators a way to move from guesswork to clear policies, stronger assessments, and better classroom conversations.

  • Canadian, U.S., and Brazilian editions
  • Frameworks for misunderstanding, misuse, and misconduct
  • Assessment design, policy language, and classroom practice
  • Built for instructors, curriculum designers, and academic leaders

Best for: Educators, teaching centres, instructional designers, and school leaders

Global strategy

International Business Growth Strategies for Emerging Markets

Creating Sustainable Entrepreneurial Expansion

A practical guide to building sustainable businesses in emerging markets. The book covers market research, country risk, entry strategy, AI, and digital transformation, with teaching and planning materials that turn chapters into real market analysis.

  • Market research, country risk, and entry strategy
  • AI and digital transformation in international growth
  • Teaching, planning, and instructor-support materials

Best for: Business students, entrepreneurs, executives, managers, and instructors

Accounting technology

Information Systems for Accountants

4th Edition, 2025

Modern accounting runs on technology. This textbook connects Excel, databases, data analytics, AI, transaction flows, internal control, data security, and professional compliance into a practical guide for career-ready accounting work.

  • Accounting information systems and transaction flows
  • Excel-based analysis, databases, data analytics, and AI
  • Internal control, data security, and compliance expectations

Best for: Accounting students, instructors, and early-career accountants

Start with ChatGPT Ate My Homework.

The free chapter is the best entry point for faculty who need practical Bloom and SOLO guidance, metacognition tools, assessment redesign ideas, and clearer policy language.