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Showing up here in case Twitter burns down. I talk mostly about Career Development and Student Affairs.

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I feel like the only time I post here is to say I'm not really using it much. Find me on BlueSky, Threads, and Linkedin.

Threads http://threads.net/@noah.arney
BlueSky http://ndarney.bsky.social
LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/in/noaharney/

I didn't end up using Mastodon as much as I thought I would, but I'm on Threads as @noah.arney. https://www.threads.net/@noah.arney

Or you could wait till Threads joins the fediverse in a few months.

Calling all Co-operative Education, Career Education, and Experiential Learning Professionals! TRU has just released our brand-new virtual textbook, titled "From University to Career: Creating a Successful Transition."

This interactive textbook is an open education resource, designed to encourage you to adapt, customize, and enhance it for your own students. You can access the textbook directly at https://universitytocareer.pressbooks.tru.ca

University to Career – Simple Book Publishing

"The resume and cover letter are distinct genres of business writing. Just like any other genre, there are specific conventions to be followed, certain conventions that are optional but common, and changes that evolve over time."

I'm super excited that this is published now! I had the great privilege of writing the chapter on Application Documents. Being me, I got to discuss them in my favourite way, through rhetoric. Persuasive writing is persuasive writing, regardless of the genre. I hope you like it!

https://universitytocareer.pressbooks.tru.ca/chapter/application-documents-2/

#careerdevelopment #resume #writing

5. Application Documents – University to Career

@mmlarthur @deandad sounds plausible. Especially as long as most rankings are primarily direct and indirect measures of reputation rather than quality.
@deandad In fact, if the faculty member who put the fake answers out into the world considered their actions through the lens of ethics in human research I think they would also have to conclude that it doesn't meet the ethical bar for research, so why would it be ethical for a classroom.

@deandad Regarding your question though, it is 100% unethical for someone who is supposed to help others learn about truth or how to determine truth to purposefully spread falsehoods.

My example is: If you were teaching foraging you would be unethical to put out poisoned food into the forest, even if it was a teaching exercise to guide students to the true food, because those in the forest who are unconnected to you may still eat the poisoned food, and thus you would harm the ecosystem.

@deandad I love this follow up. " I don’t have an easy answer for maintaining the economies of scale of arena-size classes while preventing cheating."

As one of the people who brought up the scale issue, thank you for trying to think of a solution. I'm pretty sure this is a case where CCs and other teaching focused institutions will do better because they aren't based on scale and TA armies.

It means CCs will be less likely to use automated-punitive measures and anti-neurodivergent practices.

@LibraryBen I'm glad I'm not the only one at a conference in a different time zone.