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John Warner

@biblioracle.bsky.social did:plc:lqi2i2w74aqvhe2jywlrmibj

Writer, speaker, consultant. Chicago Tribune columnist, blogging at Inside Higher Ed. Coming soon, More Than Words: How to Think About Writing in the Age of AI. Previously: Why They Can't Write and The Writer's Practice. biblioracle.substack.com

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John Warner (@biblioracle.bsky.social) ist seit 14 Mai 2023 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 10.992 Follower, folgt 1.518 Konten und hat 5.647 Posts veröffentlicht.

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  • Ian Bogost@ibogost.com

    Gobsmacked at the online responses to this that are so internet-pilled they call for a third-party search engine for schools or something. Listen: Your K-12 school does not really require Chromebooks, Google Classroom courseware, Gdocs or Gmail—or even search. Just use books and teach.

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  • Marcus Luther@marcusluther.bsky.social

    at least once a day I worry about how "hey, you can use AI to save time grading" will probably at some point become "hey, you have to use AI because it's fair/objective" and at that point I'm really not sure what I'll do

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  • John K. Wilson@johnkwilson.bsky.social

    My latest @insidehighered.com column looks at why academic freedom protects political speech, and the attacks on the @aaup.org for their political endorsements. www.insidehighered.com/opinion/colu...

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  • Mike Caulfield@mikecaulfield.bsky.social

    The idea that the guy who is the best known researcher on this* who has a best-selling book and whose work is fueling one of the biggest education policy shifts I've seen in my lifetime is being "supressed" is both ridiculous and core to the Haidt brand. *Does not actually have expertise

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    Apart from anything else - Mayer could ask *why* things that shd be fun, aren't. Why are we so busy? Why is a trip to the woods not seen as enough? Cd it be the same frantic commercialization of EVERY aspect of our lives, the way work has pushed aside life, that silicon valley has helped foster?

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