In “Importance and limitations of AI ethics in contemporary society” Tomas Hauer (August 22 Humanities and Social Sciences Communications) says AI research raises some thorny
Automobile Ethics
Imagine you were around when cars first came on the scene. You were a person of vision and influence. You could see that these machines
We Breakfast
An astronomer, a novelist, a painter, a physicist/intelligence analyst, an anthropologist, an economist/law professor and I walk into a bar …. Well, actually not a
Another Angle on Hybrid
What do we think of when we think of hybrid (learning and teaching)? Some face-to-face teaching plus some online teaching? Some synchronous + some asynchronous?
Teaching with My Whole Palette
All told, I have probably spent 20 full person-years in college and university classrooms. I’ve taught courses in sociology, public policy, information science, design, philosophy,
Platforms for Pedagogy I
First Installment in a Month-Long Project “Information Systems for Pedagogical Productivity” Are you like me? A college or university instructor whose computer storage is littered
