Having trouble getting rid of my lecture material! It’s been years since I used this stuff for one of my undergrad classes. Opened it w/ Stephen Colbert clip on “truthiness” & ended it w/ documentary, Merchants of Doubt (Naomi Oreskes). Such a fun & important class, & still so relevant …
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A contrasting take to the “moral imperative” argument is @doctorow.pluralistic.net's. Really interesting read.
You will be surprised to learn that I do not believe there is a “moral imperative“ to teach educators about AI.
Can't say I’m sorry I’m not a full-time prof anymore! I get to spend time with students in a very different way now, & love it. But coincidentally (?), I just found old class notes from circa 2018-2022. I do miss teaching judicial process, juries, & research skills. I had damn good material.
Anna O. LawOn the one hand, Aug 1 always causes anxiety for all academics everywhere all the time because we are conditioned. On the other hand, I did finally get a 16 year book project out in print, so there's that and I feel less panicky about productivity this year.
Had an endoscopic ultrasound yesterday, which is one of the screens for pancreatic cancer. Everything looked good, which is a relief. Screening is a blessing — so thankful for the science that makes it possible — but it comes with a lot of anxiety. AND it’s not available to everyone …
Jennifer Diascro21 years ago, when he was 62, my dad was diagnosed with #pancreatic cancer. One of the worst diseases bc it is so hard to detect until it is advanced, he lived less than 6 weeks, dying just a couple weeks after he turned 63. I carry the #geneticmutation that he had. I’m 59. The screening for ...
Without saying your age what is your favorite movie from the year you turned 18