Experiments with Custom Bots… and Quirkiness?

I’ve got an upcoming talk as part of a panel here in Egypt that I need to contribute to in Arabic. I’m fluent in A

AI-generated Crochet Scams

I’ve written before about how learning to crochet (literally, but also I think anything, any craft we do by hand) has he

On the Ethics of Using AI in Survey Responses

I wanted to reflect on the ethics of using AI in survey responses. I was recently analyzing a survey where about 1% of the res

How Will Our Imagination Be Affected by AI? Musings

“Imagination is the central formative agency in human society. . . . It’s because we can imagine different futures that we

What Double Faults Remind Us About Learning

I love watching tennis, though I’ve never played tennis. What fascinates me the most is how often professional tennis pl

What Can We Refuse in AI?

I wrote this post to reflect on my own practices and philosophies of what I feel I must refuse, and what I feel I cannot refus

Intenionally Adapting for Accessibility: Drawing with Students Who are Visually Impaired (QuickDraw)

What happens when you have a valuable but very very visual activity and you have people in the room who are blind? (I say blin

Teachers Are Human Beings, Too (a grading time post)

I don’t know if students realize how stressful grading time is for faculty. Even for someone like me, who uses ungrading

What Matters (in Palestine)

We have to keep reminding ourselves about what truly matters in the situation in Palestine and who are the people furthest fro

AI Sandwich in context

This post is an adaptation of something I wrote in a mailing list in response to Jon Ippolito’s “AI Sandwich”