The Mind File
Miriam ReynoldsonA space for sharpening ideas about education and human experience under postdigital conditions.
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You belong to a community of resistance
“Alone, in our separate kinds of expertise and experience, we know both
too much and too little, and so we succumb to despair or to hope, and
neither is a sensible attitude.”Donna Haraway in Staying With The Trouble
I’ve be...
Beyond metaphors of "AI"
A special issue of JIME (the Journal for Interactive Media in Education) just came out. It’s a cool one: a deep dive into metaphors of AI in education.
Metaphor is super fun. It’s a way of using language to frame one thing in terms of anot...
Care doesn't scale
I’ve been thinking a great deal about the kind of ethics we need in a world of automation.
Recently, I wrote a brief reference post about systems of ethics: duty-based, consequence-based, virtue-based, care-based. I hoped to use it as a st...
Where to from here: Decouple learning from qualifications
If not “secure/open” assessment, what will we do about the GenAI assessment crisis? Here, I offer the ambitious proposal that we decouple assessment-for-qualification from the relational work of education.
This proposal submits that, as ar...
Where to from here: Foster educational relationships
If not “secure/open” assessment, what will we do about the GenAI assessment crisis? In this article, I propose we invest in genuine, long-term relationships between students and teachers.
Education is not a process, a product, or a service...
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Learning designer, doctoral candidate, writer, gardener, artist, part-time militant environmentalist. Bad at small talk, regular exercise, and maintaining my patience.
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