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Enter The N+? Universe
The prompt for the Daily Create today is to use the N+ generator to generate some text. I took the abstract from my PhD thesis: This thesis is my reflection about my experiences of researching a participatory culture. It began … Continue reading
Happy birthday to me
Today is my birthday. As I’m currently playing with AI with #ETMooc2, I asked ChatGPT to write me a poem. I also asked NightCafe for ” a birthday card with cats and prog rock”. “Today is my birthday. I like … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Dad
The death of a loved one is always hard. With time grief abates, it shrinks and becomes manageable – but it is still there. As time passes, I find that I have more memories of my father when he was … Continue reading
A To Do List
Today’s Daily Create asks us to write a to do list. I asked ChatGPT for inspiration Can you write me a bullet pointed to do list for a person who needs to be motivated for a creative task Sure, here’s … Continue reading
Posted in AI, DailyCreate, DS106
Tagged #DS106, AI, ChatGPT, creativity, Daily Create, NightCafe, to do list
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Engagement
During a twitter conversation, I turned to AI and asked what is ‘student engagement’? Here’s the reply. Student engagement refers to the level of interest, enthusiasm, and involvement that students have in their learning experiences. Engaged students are actively involved … Continue reading
Silent Sunday
Posted in #CLMOOC, Flowers, Photos, Scotland, Silent Sunday
Tagged Mugdock, pussy willow, spring
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Learning Despite Assessment
Recently I’ve heard two different people say the following about assessment: I think that both of these statements are obviously wrong, or they ought to be. I can, sadly, understand how assessment becomes the motivating factor for many students because … Continue reading
Silent Sunday
Posted in #CLMOOC, Flowers, Photos, Scotland, Silent Sunday
Tagged daffodils, flowers, Scotland, spring
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