Dr. Nina Huntemann ➡️ @[email protected]

@taylornation13 Florida!!! by a landslide.

Sooo favs after first listen? 🤍 #TTPDBoardMeeting

Dropped the daily habit, but I still got it :) Wordle 645 2/6* ⬛⬛⬛🟩⬛ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

"Reproducing the power of the sun in a laboratory!" AMAZING! #science nytimes.com/2022/12/13/sci…

Rrading very interesting things about Post.News. Sign up for Post Prod! post.news/?r=93Nxm

Everyone seems to be saying goodbye. I'm not sure what all that means. But posting this remembrance today feels right.

@actualham The give away at a digital learning conference I went to years ago now was a paperweight. Conf organizers didn't see the irony.

@profgalloway Sink should courtesy flush for the sake of everyone in the birdhouse.

Breaking: Sink resigns.

@nancybaym I fully expect Meta Horizon to go meta like Second Life did. Filled with academics observing what everyone is doing there, only to discover we were all observing ourselves.

@bryantpaul Love a pumpernickel, but a rare find

@bryantpaul Poppy seed 4eva! Added value of picking tiny, painful black seeds out of your teeth for hours!

@PhilOnEdTech I'm curious to watch this latest cycle to see what a focus on courseware to support Black, Latino, indigenous and low-income students means. 🤔Will any adopting institutions build faculty dev. programs for inclusive teaching with this courseware? Skeptical.

New Effort Hopes to Make ‘Weed Out’ Courses More Equitable edsurge.com/news/2022-10-1… #edtech via @EdSurge

@d_kompare Since I left academia I've had more opportunity to work for companies anywhere, but without having to move at all. Not a flexibility I would have predicted. Permanent WFH has its downsides, but having a career without leaving my family has been a blessing.

It is possible to challenge students without traumatizing them. It is possible for a course to be “hard” and also flexible, accessible, joyful, supportive, not arbitrary or cruel, student-centered, etc.

@bjfr ICYMI: Content by Kate Eichorn, mitpress.mit.edu/9780262543286/…

I'm teaching the media studies senior seminar this spring. What are great recent books that I should have us read?

@bjfr Kid of the 80s here. Definitely new.

GenX: when we were growing up did people say "I appreciate you" or is that a new thing?

@jselingo Now I am wondering about all the other fellows!

Remember the Thiel fellows—the $100,000 Peter offered to each of them to leave college to pursue their start-up dreams? Well, it seems one of them had their payday yesterday when Adobe paid $20B for Figma.

@nancybaym Maybe once a month at most. More during 2020/2021. Usually someone in my network commented, so it shows up in my feed. Framed, as others have said, as a story of resilience, thanking employer for support, or reprioritizing one’s life.

@kreshleman Yes, today is a pretty fine example of why we live here! Might bookmark this thread for February winter blues boost ;-)

@kfitz I prefer cold and lonely to sticky and exhausted ;-)

@BriannaWu 100% agree. I actually LIKED this season until the last two eps. Remove the whole Delores storyline and it would be great sci fi story. Don’t care what happens in/to/with the sublime.

#WestworldS4 season finale just dropped, and wow did that writing quality drop. This show is *so good* when it’s firing on all cylinders. But when it’s bad?