Identity, technology, activism, composition pedagogy
Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Composition--Ohio Northern University
Board Member--Grey Matter Media
I feel like I'm losing my mind a little: people understand that "occupying buildings on campus" is, like, one of the most common forms of studen protest for decades and not some devious new ploy devised by professional anarchist plotters, right?
It is with great enthusiasm that we share our updated call for reviews for Kairos! Along with books, we’re also interested in reviews of games, software and tools. Note this list is not exhaustive and we welcome the opportunity for inquiry. More info here: https://t.co/FwrcpAUYVP
"[I]t should be common decency [...] in a month when everyone is focused on Blackness, in the wake of another Black person being killed by the police, maybe you shouldn’t put Black art behind your Black History clown mobile." https://t.co/sfdoc6d79P
Andrew Tate’s video in response to Greta Thunberg allowed Romanian authorities to confirm he was in the country, and arrest him in human trafficking investigation, due to the pizza chain shown in the 2-minute rant.
Creative Writing faculty have nothing to fear, but my Tech Comm and Journalism colleagues might. All of Swales's moves are present and accounted for in that abstract.
A science sonnet, rap, research abstract, and future newspaper headlines generated by #ChatGPT from @OpenAI. It's quite impressive, especially considering that understanding science has been a challenge for recent AI tech such as #DallE2. Teachers: beware AI-written assignments!
Reading's new home shirt is, let's face it, pretty jarring to look at. There's a method behind the madness of the sleeves though.
The lines represent average temperatures for Berkshire across the club's history, in an effort to highlight the effects of climate change.
120 years of the global surface temperature anomaly, by decade (that's the difference between each year and the average for the 20th century).
Data from @NOAA_SOS / Rendered with @OpenSpaceProj#climate#dataviz
The HIV virus takes 2-8 years to develop into AIDS. The HPV virus takes even longer to cause cervical cancer. We don't know what awaits us five, ten years post-COVID infection, but we keep taking outrageous chances.
A thread about using color as a design tool in science presentations. Color is a great tool to separate different categories of information, to highlight information, or to establish an emotional tone. 🧵1/20