Warm & Joyful Emails: Emailing with Intentionally Equitable Hospitality #EmbraceEquity #IWD2023

Someone recently told me that my emails spark joy for them, and previously, especially during the pandemic, people told me tha

Are We Approaching a Postplagiarism Era?

So in case you missed it, the wonderful Sarah Elaine Eaton recently blogged about the 6 Tenets of the Postplagiarism Era, whic

Applying “Interoceptive” Learning and Journaling in Class (reflections from The Extended Mind)

So continuing on from what I’ve been writing about the The Extended Mind book by Annie Murphy Paul, the first chapter is

On Location & Time of Day for Online/Hybrid Gatherings

I’m taking a course with Priya Parker on the Art of Gathering these days. It’s mostly asynchronous videos with ref

Extended Mind: What’s New?

I just signed up for a “book circle” (something more than a regular “reading group”) online, where we

On the Automation of “Care”

Whenever someone says, “I used ChatGPT to…” I’m now irked and annoyed. I’m like, “Really?

Sorrow Prepares You For Joy: A Story of Motherhood

“Sorrow prepares you for joy. It violently sweeps everything out of your house, so that new joy can find space to enter. It

Ideas for Introducing AI in Class #ChatGPT #OpenAIChatGPT #AILiteracy

So of course every day I change my mind about how I’ll introduce AI in class beyond our first class. So I shared a littl

On Equity and Trust and AI

So next week, Anna Mills & I are giving a workshop on Critical AI literacy (info and registration here), and in my departm

Why We’re Not “Screwed” By AI

I am sure many of us have heard this kind of reaction when talking to others about the new AI text generating tools like chatG

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