It’s August, so I’m going to do The Sealey Challenge and plan to read a book of poetry every day this month.
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Finished reading: The Brilliant Abyss: Exploring the Majestic Hidden Life of the Deep Ocean, and the Looming Threat That Imperils It by Helen Scales 📚
Real talk, I skipped the end of #CLS2022 to hang out with my kid and nap and I have no regrets.
🔖 Read Rapport or Respect? (Helen Kara).
Dr. Kara makes excellent points about how research can seem friendly but be extractive. This is why I prefer either to do insider research or to maintain relationships after the study.
I have a lot of hairs that are white at the bottom, black or brown in the middle, and white at the top. These are a useful indicator of changes in my thyroid function over time.
I’m taking the 10:30 - 11:30 PST hour off from #CLS2022 so that I can get some quiet time in before facilitating at 12. See y’all soon!
I can’t liveblog/tweet any of the 12p Pacific sessions at #CLS2022 today because I’m co-facilitating one. If you want to livetweet or blog, I recommend using NoterLive. It will keeping everything in a thread & include the hashtag for you.
Over the course of #CLS2022, I’ll be adding my liveblogtweets/notes to the Connected Learning page on my website.
The next panel at #CLS2022 for Rising Scholars is Sharing Work Beyond Academic Publishing.
For the next few days, I’ll be liveblogging/tweeting the Connected Learning Summit (#CLS2022) on Twitter and kimberlyhirsh.com via NoterLive. If it goes well, I’ll even remember to create a blog post for each session rather than doing one giant one at the end of the summit.