Enilda Romero-Hall

@eromerohall.bsky.social

Associate professor and learning design professional focused on intersectional feminist pedagogy, digital and online learning and edtech: https://www.enildaromero.net/

A successful week serving on the evaluation committee for Centro de Investigaciones Educativas (CIEDU) de #Panama. It was great to meet the researchers, interns, and board members who support the mission of this educational research center! I hope our recommendations prove beneficial! 🇵🇦 #AcademicSky

A group of a academics including men and women posing for a photo. A female academic is holding and passing a report to a male academic while both are smiling at the camera. A group of 4 academics including 3 men and one women posing for a photo.A colorful mola depicting a colibrí and a notebook A group of a academics including men and women posing for a photo with a field of grass and buildings behind them.

We apologize for yesterday’s service problems. Bluesky experienced a DDoS attack—a flood of junk traffic meant to knock servers offline—over a period of 24 hours. We have upgraded our defenses in response, and we continue to monitor the situation. Follow @status.bsky.app for any updates.

Thanks to the Breedlove, Dennis Fund, UT graduate student Sophia Turner is exploring the hidden world of plant microbiomes. Her research on goldenrods investigates how fungi and other microbes shape plant health, helping us better understand the relationships that support resilient ecosystems.

BildBildBildBild

My entire life I’ve never called it the FIFA World Cup. I’ve always called it the World Cup. Fans don’t give a shit about FIFA. If national teams showed up for a World Cup tournament not held by FIFA we would all watch it. World Cup is the brand. FIFA is nothing.

Incredibly grateful for the warm welcome that I received at the BRAZ-TESOL International Conference last week in beautiful Vitória, Brazil! It was wonderful to meet many of the members of the organization and to deliver a keynote address focused on Learning Designers in Context!

BildBild