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The Cultural, Ethical and Social Dimensions of Technological Innovation

How the humanities help us understand and navigate technological change.

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Who’s Invisible in the Data?

Chad M. Topaz and Tyrone Bass suggest five steps researchers can take to make more inclusive choices when collecting and analyzing data.

How to Create an Engaged Global Community at Scale

Seven practical strategies to foster connections and turn your learners into lifelong brand advocates.

3 Questions on ‘The Post-Pandemic University’

A conversation with Katie Linder, Constancio Nakuma and Monique Snowden on their chapter in Recentering Learning.

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3 Steps to Close the AI Confidence Gap

When professors clear the confidence hurdle, they can approach artificial intelligence use and implementation in the classroom thoughtfully and effectively, write Ellis Reeves and Angie Chase.

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Against the Assessment Regime

Our approach to assessment not only distracts from good teaching—it can even distort educational goals, Patrick J. Casey argues.

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Preparing Proactively for a Postdoc

These are some actions a Ph.D. student can take to pave the way for a positive postdoc experience, Chris Smith writes.

A drawing illustrating the concept of the panopticon, a design concept for prisons featuring a central watchtower from which guards can see into all the cells, but the prisoners can't see if they are being watched.

The Panopticon, Old and New

Scott McLemee considers the panopticon’s persistence in (semi-)popular culture as an inescapable metaphor.