Last week, I had the opportunity to participate in the first design sprint of the Landecker Digital Memory Lab, organised in collaboration with Terraforming. The topic of the sprint was both highly important and demanding: how to connect and make visible sites of non-commemoration — places connected to histories of violence, the Holocaust, and suffering […]
Anthropic’s new report suggests that artificial intelligence has not yet overturned the labour market, but it is already reshaping tasks, employer expectations, and young people’s entry into some occupations.
I’m completely, completely in shock. I just tested an experimental AI—Google’s NotebookLM. I gave it a link to an article about Princess Kinana. And check out what the AI managed to do in under three minutes.
During the pandemic, the Zoom app became a friend on many computers. Zoom is used for business meetings, family connections, and teaching extensively. The presentation slides froze in several webinars I’ve watched, and in at least one that I led.
I have to admit in the beginning – I was not searching for Plickers! But now that I have found the app and tried it out with my students it’s going to stay with us. My students and I love it. To explain what Plickers is I will start by using the sentence from the