.@AASLH's Technical Leaflet #308 "AI for Local History Organizations" is one of the best cases I've seen for why and how to use AI. It has great ideas as well as tips and warnings, not just generic overviews like I've seen elsewhere. Highly recommend!
https://t.co/6EAzyCN833
I'm proofreading something and there is literally only *one* sentence that does not have an em dash. In some places, a comma would be fine; in others, no punctuation is needed there at all. Ugh.
OMG, the misused and overused em dash!
The higher-ups at my org are IN LOVE with the em dash (whether it's because of using AI to write, I don't know. [Although, I do know that one of them puts nearly everything through AI.]). It makes my brain itch every time I see it.
Book review: Developing Successful Grants: How to Turn Your Ideas into Reality, by Mike Dubose and Research Associates
Come for the review, stay for the giggles of the outdated info.
#nonprofit#grants
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Okay, I know the whole "AI will make your work so much quicker and easier" argument and "AI is here to stay, get used to it" response, but I feel pride when I can write or revise narratives on my own or when I can track grants and post-award tasks.
My mgr used AI today to quickly edit a narrative to match a funder's length limit, and I felt like it was a puzzle I could have solved if given a chance.
Watched a webinar about using AI to read post-award reqs and make timelines, and I was thinking "But I can do that on my own."
My boss wants me to help her refine our department's goals for the year, and as I'm staring at this document I have no idea what the f I'm supposed to write because as many times as I've tried to bring it up, I'm not ACTUALLY INCLUDED in any projects this dept does.
🚨 BREAKING: A federal judge has ordered the National Park Service to immediately restore the slavery exhibit at the President’s House Site in Philadelphia.
Calling the administration’s move “Orwellian,” Judge Cynthia Rufe ruled the government cannot erase historical truth and must reinstate the exhibit while the case proceeds.
History isn’t optional. Truth isn’t political. This is a major rebuke. ✊🏾🔥🔥
Very lovely video about Lila Acheson Wallace's endowment for fresh flowers inside @metmuseum , but of course my brain immediately went to "Ooh, I'm curious what their policies say about live plants in the museum and their best practices" 😄
https://t.co/gNk9MvOEZE
Saw a posting of basically my current job as it is (not as it was promised) at a way better + fancier employer. First thought was "OMG, I have to apply! Today!" As I'm working on it, doubt creeps in: it can't be this easy, I can't be this well-matched, there has to be a catch...
And with that, I sign off for this year's #museum30. Thanks again to @magnifyzoology for starting this and keeping it going, and to all the fabulous museums, museum professionals, aspiring museum professionals, and other museum lovers who participated.
#museum30 Day 30: Why Museums
Museums are a place to learn and discover - whether the past, science, art, a specific toy or food, ...
I love following the hashtag throughout the month and seeing the different kinds of museums worldwide and how they share their area of focus.