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Gemini Industries names new director, product management

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By David Jackson
| Woodworking Network Verified
EL RENO, Okla. — Gemini Industries Inc. has announced that David Jackson, a long-tenured employee-owner with extensive experience in the lab, has stepped into the role Director, Product Management. In his new role, Jackson will oversee the development of new, innovative technologies as well as strengthening Gemini’s existing product lineup. In Jackson’s time at Gemini, he has covered multiple roles in various departments.
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Teaching in an AI World ft. David L. Jackson | My EdTech Life Ep. 341

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By David Jackson
| My EdTech Life
In this episode of My EdTech Life, Dr. Fonz Mendoza sits down with David L. Jackson of Digital Promise to talk about how educators can slow down, refocus, and bring humanity back to teaching in an AI-driven world. Season 1 AI Tools AI Conversation Digital Promise AI Literacy, Human-Centered Learning, Teacher Development, Ethical AI Show Notes Chapters Transcript Guest Profile Teaching in an AI World ft. David L.
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A ★½ review of Return to Halloweentown (2006)

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By Anthony Caruso, David Jackson
| Letterboxd
"Return to Halloweentown" is the unfortunate low point in what had once been a charming Disney Channel Original Movie franchise. Where the first "Halloweentown" felt fresh, magical, and fun, and the second managed to expand the world in creative ways, this fourth installment strips away almost all of what made the earlier entries special. It’s not just a step down, however; it demonstrates a complete misunderstanding of why the franchise worked in the first place.
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