jasongulya.bsky.social
Professor of English and Applied Media and AI Consultant for Colleges, helping colleges look past the hype.
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Same here!
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I hadn’t come across it before. Thanks, Brett!
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Right on!
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Exactly.
One of the things I really like about some forms of alternative grading is that it's iterative by design.
It's one reason why I really like "edit to mastery" (though I don't love the word master here) as a model form of assignment.
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Thanks, @liznorell.bsky.social!!
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I did look at that one! I couldn’t attend, because of a scheduling conflict!
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I’m enjoying the audiobook (and the book in general).
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Those are great points!
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Thanks for sharing!
And I agree. Though, on the other hand, this student gives me hope. She is thinking critically about this tech and the world around her.
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Thank you for sharing, @marcusluther.bsky.social!
I feel like we’re not focusing nearly enough on the social and emotional effects of this technology.
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Right!
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Right?!
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Oh… I think that is 100% coming.
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Interesting!
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The video clip is taken from a podcast appearance that went live today:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxBu...
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Thanks!
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The screenshot is taken from a section of Eric Hudson’s great Substack from today.
Here’s the link:
open.substack.com/pub/erichuds...
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You’re welcome!
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(cont) I often send that outside of Canvas, partially because Canvas’s Portfolio feature is supposed to be awful. I’ve used Notion.
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Absolutely!
It doesn’t have to be complex.
I sometimes give my students a Student-Only Board (don’t worry, I check it for abuses) where they can swap information if they want, set up a WhatsApp thread, etc.
I also ask my students to build a portfolio.