Colin Simpson
@gamerlearner.bsky.social
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Lecturer in Learning Futures, Deakin Uni, convenor of @TELedvisors SIG, PhD candidate USyd SFHEA He/Him Opinions are mine. Work stuff Newsletter http://bit.ly/edtechmustreads
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gamerlearner.bsky.social
I think he is wrong but also that he has also earned the right to be wrong about this and have an explore
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theeddesigner.bsky.social
Using the Six Thinking Hats is my favourite way of helping student to see a situation from different perspectives. theeddesigner.com/2024/09/05/d... #EduSky #AcademicSky #EdChat
Unlocking professional skills with the Six Thinking Hats method. This technique encourages students to approach problems from multiple perspectives, leads to more comprehensive and creative solutions, and stimulates thought from diverse perspectives. 
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Hang on to that Pocock fella A.C.T
rachelwithers.bsky.social
The fact Wong thinks she can just snark her way out of this is a sign of how normalised the relationships between politicians and lobbyists have become.

Like, of course the PM shouldn't be president of a registered lobby group that sells corporate members access to politicians? No shit??
crikey.com.au
Independent Senator David Pocock and Labor's Penny Wong clashed in Senate estimates yesterday over whether the Parliamentary Sports Club could be considered a lobby group, as reported in Crikey last week. The club is registered as such, and lists Responsible Wagering Australia as one of its clients.
gamerlearner.bsky.social
What else would they say?
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soniaahhh.bsky.social
Do I know anyone who reads Persian well enough to help resolve a machine translation of a health research article from Persian to English and would be willing to have a look? The researchers have no funding but we could do some kind of skills barter perhaps.
gamerlearner.bsky.social
I'm sure this is mostly from the uni lawyers but leaders need to do what is right.
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Did you miss "but otherwise yes"?

Few things are 100% bad, is all. I wouldn't remove a useful a11y tool or force people to advertise their disability by making them obvious. This is a behaviour issue.
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Blind people getting audio info about whats around them Deaf people seeing text from speech. Schizophrenics able to check whether what they see is actually there vs hallucination
gamerlearner.bsky.social
There are a lot of valuable accessibilty uses for these but otherwise yes
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Yet it won't stop them from picking up future contracts and doing the exact same thing
gamerlearner.bsky.social
If the Straightjacket Fits...
gamerlearner.bsky.social
People really do not understand how this works
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Probably right - I would maybe have liked to have heard - well this is probably your best option, alternately you could...
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Last time I did the free chat with the UniSuper guy the advice boiled down to 'you should put more money into UniSuper'
gamerlearner.bsky.social
I would be producing the most outrageously defamatory art the world has ever seen.
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gamerlearner.bsky.social
I guess that is 'or' more than 'and'
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Factoring in the time and money cost of dealing with wrong answers? And needing to check the outputs each time?
gamerlearner.bsky.social
Why is this not standard in the year of our Lorde 2025