Interesting jsonline.com/story/communit…

Why Purdue Professors Continue to Protest Purdue’s Purchase of a For Profit U. edsurge.com/news/2018-07-0… #edtech via EdSurge HigherEd

Why We Shouldn't Embrace the Genetics of Education insidehighered.com/blogs/just-vis…

Oh, the Humanities! nyti.ms/2M9JZb2

Yes!!!

Register for the #IndustryWeb Innovation at the Intersection of Technology and Teaching. Join Leif Nelson and contemplate the role of innovation as it relates to the function of #HigherEd as a public good. events.educause.edu/webinar/2018/i… #EdTech

I feel fortunate to work with such brilliant colleagues. "Boise State University Awarded $3.5 Million to Research Storing Data on DNA" news.boisestate.edu/update/2018/08…

At what point did "AI" stop being a topic of philosophical debate and basically become a marketing term?

What if there are no scientific facts about education and learning?

Anyone know of "history of AI and machine learning in education" type summaries or taxonomies? #edtech #ai #edresearch #education

The language of adaptive learning & analytics, as in this Educause video, advances a neo-Fordist ideology and instrumental rationalism (i.e., "efficiency") while distorting individuality and equity disq.us/t/3i4p831 #preparingformydissertationdefense

Racial bias in medical algorithms nature.com/articles/d4158…

Higher education is often framed as serving the needs of "industry" or "the economy" with special attention to making the poor and people of color "employable." I wonder if this rhetoric is helping to solve inequality or if it is reinforcing it? e.g., University Innovation Alliance (UIA) The Centre for Change and Complexity in Learning

Poor school districts are funding Pennsylvania's "cyber" charter schools. penncapital-star.com/education/poor… via Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Check out my dissertation. It has something for everyone: history, science, politics, linguistics, big data, economics . . . #edtech scholarworks.boisestate.edu/td/1622/

Let me protest against the common method of estimating intellectual work by numerical standards alone. If such a standard were allowable, the largest number of scholars taught by the cheapest teacher would be the greatest success. . . this is wrong, absolutely wrong. Gilman, 1885

Why do financial companies like Tyton Partners want to have so much influence on U.S. education?

Among black families, the average financial benefit of a college degree fell to zero for those born in the ’70s and 80's. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Being flexible goes beyond the mere mechanics of making exceptions and allowances...it creates a culture of compassion and care …ystem.educationtechnologyinsights.com/cxoinsights/fl…

The AI revolution has gone too far when it threatens the livelihood of parody songwriters Al Yankovic #ChatGPT youtu.be/X3LunR0U3QY