"Two Black academics discuss the rationale behind leaving Twitter or going down with the ship." Check out this co authored piece. Me and hypervisible had some deep convos lol!! wired.com/story/black-tw… via @wired

#BrockU's Rajiv Jhangiani (@thatpsychprof) says AI may motivate educators to find more creative ways for students to learn and assess their knowledge Read The Globe and Mail article ⬇️ theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Well thank you, I am honoured.

My 2022 in review ⌛️ These are some of my favorite illustrations from this past year, regardless of likes or whether they were paid or not. Thank you for following me, let me know if there is anything special you would like to see in 2023! #sciart #yearinreview #artvsartist

10 Films By Indigenous Filmmakers To Watch Instead Of Avatar: The Way Of Water cbr.com/better-movies-…

Fresh issue of The Lancet Planetary Health! 😍 With a special focus on #Education, it's the forward-looking drive we all need right now. Dig in! 🏃 Cover image by Giulia Forsythe Knowledge Equity Lab buff.ly/3CpjuqV

Exciting news at Brock University: Dr. Sheila Cote-Meek has been appointed Director of Indigenous Educational Studies Programs. I am thrilled and cannot wait to work alongside Dr. Cote-Meek! brocku.ca/brock-news/202…

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In celebration of Open Education Week I am thrilled to share that we are launching an OER Adoption Grant program Brock University, developed with the support of BUSU: brocku.ca/brock-news/202… #OEweek #OER

Arley was a passionate advocate for justice and equality. She was a force against ableism. She was a fighter and educator for true accessibility and inclusion. She was a community builder and one of the most empathetic people you’d ever meet.

And, above all else, Arley was an endlessly devoted and caring mother to her daughter, Dottie. I can't put words to the love Arley has for Dot.

Through the week, the memories that have come to me are the small, daily acts of kindness . When we were little, I was struggling with rounding numbers. Arley stayed up and made an elaborate number rounding game on a million flash cards with a host of plot-lines and characters.

She sat with me the whole next day until I figured it out. That was Arley. Creative, determined, and present.

We've seen people asking about a place to donate for Dot's future, and have set up a small gofundme page for those who are able. We would be equally grateful for your stories or memories of Arley gofund.me/dba7786a

Absolutely tragic loss. I learnt so much from Arley. She made the world a better place.

Interested in #FemEdTech @femedtech whether or not you are at Inverness #OER23? Take a look at this post femedtech.net/published/feme…

Congratulations!

Know someone who is passionate about universal design, accessibility, equity, and inclusion in post-secondary education? Brock University Centre for Pedagogical Innovation is hiring for a Senior Educational Developer, Accessibility & Inclusion: brocku.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/brocku_c…

On #THECampus: Co-creation as a liberating activity How to bring active participation and collaboration into the learning experience, based on insights from the Liberated Learners open educational resource, writes Terry Greene @greeneterry bit.ly/44AWyAW