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This talks about journalists, but we could exchange the words 'educators' and 'journalists'. ": News outlets have been forced to reckon with the fact that their role is not just to be observers—or saviors—but...

This probably applies to learning as well: "Human communication is naturally “bursty,” in that it involves periods of high activity followed by periods of little to none... Those silent periods are when team members often form and develop their ideas... Bursts, in turn, help...

One prediction I've made is that as the pandemic eases there will be a rush to return everything, including education, to 'normal'. Now there are...

Nancy White looks back at a 2017 article by Curtis Ogden offering offering 10 principles for thinking like a network. These are good principles, and I think I've endorsed all of them at one time or...

I don't know where to find the original source, but I don't want to lose track of this video animation of Dorothea Lange’s famous photo of Florence Owens Thompson, a migrant worker in California in 1936. For me it highlights what's new, and what's not new with deep fakes....

This feels like exchanging one model of ad-tech surveillance for another, and the EFF seems to regard it that way, but Google is touting it's new flock-based Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) ad campaign mechanism as "a privacy preserving mechanism proposed within the Chrome Privacy Sandbox...