mhoyeOf all the things this meeting could have been, "an email" is the least interesting possibility.
We can do better.
This meeting could have been moment of unexpected kindness.
This meeting could have been an escape from the cold shackles of the ideologies that have held us apart for too long.
This meeting could have been the faint scent of cherry blossoms, unknowingly carrying the weight of memory with them on the gently wafting breeze.
This meeting could have been the rest of the owl.
Greg Wilson@mhoye This meeting could have been the change you want to see in the world.
Irving Reid@mhoye This meeting could have been behind the wheel of a large automobile
@irvingreid I hope this email finds you in a beautiful house with a beautiful wife.
Ben Zanin@mhoye this meeting could have been the delicious evening chill heralding the shifting of seasons from summer to autumn.
juanejot@juanejot no worries. If I thought it had been your intent we'd be having a very different conversation, not a gentle exchange about how you might be coming across in a way you obviously did not anticipate.
Rob Russell@mhoye the kids are, as they say, alright
https://educationaltechnologyjournal.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s41239-021-00306-6
Effects of using mobile instant messaging on student behavioral, emotional, and cognitive engagement: a quasi-experimental study - International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education
Mobile instant messaging (MIM) has become the most popular means for young people to communicate. MIM apps typically come with a myriad of features that educators may leverage to increase student learning. However, it remains poorly understood to what extent and in what aspect MIM can facilitate student engagement. We address the gap by comparing the effects of using MIM and asynchronous online discussion (AOD) on student online engagement, using a quasi-experimental study involving a historical cohort control group. Understanding which communication mode can better promote student online engagement is particularly important during the current widespread use of online learning. Specifically, we examined engagement from the behavioral, emotional, and cognitive dimensions. The results showed that the MIM group was more behaviorally engaged in discussion activities, producing more messages, more words, and higher rates of participation, task completion, and interaction. Emotionally, no statistically significant difference was found in students’ affective evaluation of course interaction and satisfaction between the two groups. However, MIM appeared to help students with improved intimacy and interpersonal relationships. Cognitively, the MIM group was more engaged than the AOD group. In particular, MIM seemed to facilitate interactive idea exchange and thus contributing to more “creating” activities. We conclude by providing suggestions for future instructional practice and research directions.
breath in bass@mhoye This meeting could have been the wisdom to know the difference
Mike Fraser@mhoye This meeting could've been all right, could've been here tonight, could've been sweet as wine, could've been a lady.
@mhoye This meeting could have been a final desperate attempt to escape the fate that They wrote for us in the Unexistence before time began. Iä! Iä! May They not turn Their burning regard upon us as They pass.
roland
Kevin Boyd (he/him) 🇨🇦@mhoye This meeting could have been an adventurous descent into the lava tubes in a secret crater of Mount Snæfellsjökull, leading to a hidden world-under-the-world, and back again to the surface - thousands of miles from whence we started.
This meeting could have been foretold by Nostradamus.
@mhoye This meeting could have been Agnes Nutter's 3042nd prophecy.
"Of all the meetings in all the companies in all the world, she walks into mine." - An email.
This meeting is shocked - shocked! - to find that email is going on in here!
dana 
@mhoye Meeting, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful email.
Kip Manley
jr conlin —〰—
Scott Michaud
Chris T@mhoye this meeting could have been a general strike!
sorry. sorry. i got excited. trying to delete
Gabrielle Klein-Mejia@mhoye This meeting could have been a V8!™️ 😃
Monica Ayhens-Madon@mhoye This meeting could have been an interpretive dance.
chutten (he/him)@mhoye This meeting could've been the friends we met along the way.
jan-erik
David
Shambolic Matter@mhoye This meeting could have been a pile of ashes that unburned itself into a poem of glass slivers and lost promises
@mhoye This meeting coulda, woulda, shoulda.
@mhoye This meeting could have been an intervention.
@mhoye I suppose I’ve done a similar one before:
@mhoye This meeting could have been an awkward glance at a convenience store at three in the morning.
@mhoye This meeting could have bees.
@mhoye This meeting could have been with the Buddha on the road.
@mhoye This meeting could have met my needs.
@mhoye This meating could have been tenderized better.
kat 🌻@mhoye This meeting could have been me just fucking off from work.
@mhoye This meeting could have been a well-deserved raise.
@mhoye A: This meeting cud tastes funny; you try.
B: Look, we talked to you about this at your last performance review…
B: Look, we talked to you about this at your last performance review…
Federico Mena Quintero@mhoye This meeting could have been a post-it and a little chocolate by your pillow.
@federicomena This meeting could have been flower petals scattered haphazardly about the duvet, subtly drawing the eye to the red rose on the pillow.
thomas yager-madden@mhoye This meeting could have been eating kosher dill pickle spears right out of the jar
A Bitwise@mhoye This meeting could have been an infinite set of successively shorter meetings.
Mike Edwards@mhoye This meeting could have sent a poet
Peter@mhoye this meeting could have been (and might still turn into)…. 4 meetings
weakly catlike intelligence@mhoye
this meeting could have been an informal boxing group with unnecessarily duplicated rules
this meeting could have been an informal boxing group with unnecessarily duplicated rules
@cathodion The first rule of this meeting is that it is not going to be an email. The second rule of this meeting is that it is _not_ going to be an email.