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Remi Kalir

@remikalir.bsky.social

Associate Director, Faculty Development and Applied Research, Duke University Order “Re/Marks on Power” from MIT Press: https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262551038/remarks-on-power/ Keynote Speaker | Author | Researcher: https://remikalir.com/

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George S@harmonygritz.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This from @remikalir.bsky.social et al. looks like a fascinating project to share w/ local colleagues & (especially) my teacher ed students. (ALL undergrads are interested, for a host of intersecting reasons! But in teacher ed they seem "meta-aware" as they worry about impact of #AI on K-12.)

Remi Kalir@remikalir.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Do we need AI? Is AI biased? Is AI a friend? Yesterday we launched Pressing Prompts, an open collection of activities, resources, and pedagogical guidance for higher education instructors who are interested in bringing AI ethics into classrooms. Visit, share, use with students: pressingprompts.org

Remi Kalir@remikalir.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I have hacked the data that were in the LMS and which you were insecurely storing for profit Forgive me they included Canvas user names, email addresses, student ID numbers and messages so sweet and so exploitable

Remi Kalir@remikalir.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Ignorant parent curious about Boddle, my little one can’t stop talking about it, and if you’re a parent of a young kid who knows about this game, please help, thank you!

Erin Biba@erinbiba.bsky.social · 8mo ago

It’s the first night of Hanukkah and the world seems like a very dark place. But we can bring light to the darkness. We can fight for each other and make goodness, love, and community shine through. Show me your menorahs and let’s light up the timeline!

A blue, gold, and white menorah with blue and white pomegranates on it in front of red and pink poinsettias on a wood table. The menorah is lit for the first night of Hannukah.
Remi Kalir@remikalir.bsky.social · 9mo ago

As visual summaries of primary sources, Google NotebookLM infographics are AI slop akin to ultraprocessed food manufactured in a lab to maximize consumption at the expense of nourishment. As a scholar and educator I’ll pass on this ultraprocessed facsimile of knowledge: remikalir.com/blog/noteboo...

NotebookLM Infographics: Ultraprocessed, Biased Slop

Ok, I’ll bite: First take with the new NotebookLM infographic feature: Surprising? Sure. Slop? Yes. Biased and mostly useless? Definitely. First, context: I have a Notebook called “Remi&#8217…

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Remi Kalir@remikalir.bsky.social · 9mo ago

It’s 6:38 AM and I can report with confidence that any benefit from this lovely Sunday morning sunrise is negated by a six-year old who demanded cereal an hour ago, has crashed two sets of Lego down the stairs, and is now eating Halloween candy because why not, who can parent after Daylight Savings!