Blogging an Unpublished Paper: South African & Egyptian Academic Developers’ Perceptions of AI in Education Part 4: Findings: Participants & General Attitudes Towards AI

In case you missed my first post on this process, I am blogging an unpublished paper as a series in parts over several days.

Blogging an Unpublished Paper: South African & Egyptian Academic Developers’ Perceptions of AI in Education Part 3: Research Methodology & Positionality

In case you missed my first post discussing this process, I am blogging an unpublished paper as a series in parts over se

Blogging an Unpublished Paper: South African & Egyptian Academic Developers’ Perceptions of AI in Education Part 2: Introduction & Literature

In case you missed my first post about this, I am blogging an unpublished paper as a series in parts over several days. Y

Blogging an Unpublished Paper: South African & Egyptian Academic Developers’ Perceptions of AI in Education Part 1: Abstract & References

In case you missed my last post, I am blogging an unpublished paper as a series in parts over several days. You can read that

Blogging an Unpublished Paper: South African & Egyptian Academic Developers’ Perceptions of AI in Education: Process

So I am doing something that I don’t think anyone has done before, and I have reasons, and I’d love for you to joi

For Yasser

Dear Yasser I’m so sorry we lost touch. And I just found out a few hours ago that I will never have an opportunity to re

Open Public Scholarship as Scattering Rose Petals

I was struck this week by a beautiful email that was gratifying and validating and truly made me feel the value of what I do a

Towards An Ethics of Care in Citation & Openness

I will never forget this moment. I was in kindergarten or infant 1. My best friend at the time, who sat beside me in class, lo

Republishing: Writing to connect: knowing the “other” outside time & space (from #digiwrimo 2014)

I am often asked to talk/write about collaboration, and I am now in the process of writing an afterword for a book about colla

Imposter syndrome in 3 minutes 

This is a personal story I wrote as homework for a workshop I’m taking this week, and I need to present it next time. I