I read another post from a faculty member saying AI won’t be allowed in their class. That works if all assignments are purely opinion. But as soon as students search the web, they’re using AI in some form. This begs the question: Will there be units on using card catalogs and interlibrary loans?

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I have always liked any movie based on real life events with positive and uplifting outcomes. At this time, I find myself preferring those more and more.

I am in Northern Michigan visiting family near where I grew up. I have confirmation that after 16 years in North Carolina that all my Yankee blood is officially been replaced.

This needs to be said, loud, and often.

I just read a study noting it is easier to read an emotion correctly from a human face as compared to emojis. With partial face blindness, that explains a lot and why some emojis stress me out. Nuances are particularly tough. 😞😔😟😕🙁☹️??? Now, a well structured Likert scale, that makes sense. 😎

I decided that today I would see what it was like to have just 1 full day with little/no external cog stimulation, to get a glimpse of a life without constantly learning new things supported by evidence. At 9:45 I opened BlueSky by habit and quickly realized my quest must wait for another day. 😊

Great group for my session at the Lilly Conference in Ohio. This one is titled: The Ones Too Often Left Behind. I am so grateful for the provost at Southern Oregon University for suggesting I attend a Lilly Conference in 1996.

So excited to be headed today to the 43rd Annual Lilly Conference at Miami University. This conference started when interdisciplinary conferences were not yet a “thing” and well before the internet. Over the next 3 days I will learn from many disciplines and bump colleagues toward bluer skies 😁

www.lillyconferences-ca.com A Lilly Conference in San Diego in January. It is worth thinking about 😁. The program is looking solid. There is still an opportunity to present but going to conference and learning from colleagues without any concerns about giving a presentation is a great feeling.

Looks like we are finally moving on from Lecture v. Active learning 😁

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Just in case you haven’t heard, the new edition is out. 2nd edition was 1993, so a bit of new stuff 😁

The time that slips by fastest is between picking up my POD namebadge and heading back to the airport to fly home from Chicago. What a fantastic event this year. Thank you conference team and all my POD friends, both old and new. .

On my way to Chicago. So excited to get to the POD confernce!!!

Regular registration rates end today, Nov 30...although the registration form may not be updated until the end of the day tomorrow (Friday). Just in case you check your social media just before the weekend :) lillyconferences-ca.com/registration

Looking forward to chatting with @bonni208.bsky.social today about The Ones Too Often Left Behind in Higher Ed and a few things faculty can do to give some of these individuals a fair chance at just getting through (inspired by watching how hard my daughter worked to graduate with a 2.0001 GPA...).