upcoming research talk on DezNat for Bainbridge Latter-day Saint fireside series: https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/upcoming-research-talk-for-bainbridge-latter-day-saint-fireside-series/
BA in French Teaching; PhD in Educational Technology; Associate Professor of ICT at University of Kentucky School of Information Science
I am an interdisciplinary digital methods researcher studying meaning-making practices on online platforms. Most of my work has dealt with informal learning through social media, but I'm increasingly dabbling in online Mormonism, the online far right, and various combinations of the three.
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upcoming research talk on DezNat for Bainbridge Latter-day Saint fireside series: https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/upcoming-research-talk-for-bainbridge-latter-day-saint-fireside-series/
Because we have a library science program, my dept. often gets sample books from publishers that faculty can take for free. Today, kiddo is with me at work, and one of the new sample books just happens to be a long graphic novel from an author she likes. Serendipity is great.
📝 writeblog: spent 1:14:04 on 'publish Mormon conservatism on Gab study': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-10-02-soooo-very/
📝 writeblog: spent 1:43:34 on 'publish Mormon conservatism on Gab study': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-10-01-its-a/
I don’t know if I’m using OneDrive wrong or if it is just that much worse than Google Drive for syncing local files.
📝 writeblog: spent 1:38:11 on 'publish data ethics in educational technology chapter': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-30-family-is/
Another set of proofs, another set of complaints about a copyeditor making changes to my writing in ways that distort my meaning. If I get grumpy about a human doing my writing for me, why would I ever want generative AI to do it?
đź”— linkblog: my thoughts on 'Publisher Wants $2,500 To Allow Academics To Post Their Own Manuscript To Their Own Repository | Techdirt': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-29-i-bristle/
📝 writeblog: spent 0:26:43 on 'publish Mormon conservatism on Gab study': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-29-squeezed-some/
Novák, Orbán, and Ballard: the far right and Mormon boundary maintenance: https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/nov%C3%A1k-orb%C3%A1n-and-ballard-the-far-right-and-mormon-boundary-maintenance/
đź”— linkblog: my thoughts on 'Leveling the technological playing field with Apple | UKNow': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-28-look-im/
📝 writeblog: spent 0:16:40 on 'publish Mormon conservatism on Gab study': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-27-squeezed-in/
📝 writeblog: spent 0:56:02 on 'publish UNHCR Instagram study': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-27-ive-recently/
new publication ClassDojo and student conflation of educational technologies: https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/new-publication-classdojo-and-student-conflation-of-educational-technologies/
📝 writeblog: spent 1:16:16 on 'publish Mormon conservatism on Gab study': https://spencergreenhalgh.com/work/2023-09-25-i-need/
I don’t know if I’m pleased or disturbed by how often the classic British political sitcom “Yes, Minister” is relevant to my work in academia.
One of the Vice journalists currently reporting on the Tim Ballard allegations just followed me my (now dormant) Twitter account, and I’m going to take that as validation of my research on far-right Mormonism.
It’s already indefensible that ClassDojo promises greater access to teachers for parents willing to pay, but these features also translate into letting richer parents put more pressure on teachers. This business model is awful.
Every copyright transfer I sign destroys another part of my soul.
College conversation about investment in GPT-type tech to support research is continuing. I think it’s… fitting that the survey being circulated is clearly using Qualtrics’s auto-suggested Likert responses—and that the responses aren’t quite right for the questions being asked.