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What if We Accidentally Outsource the Real Work to AI?

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By John Warner
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
As I have now argued in three books and countless columns and articles, I believe that we should view our work as writers through the lens of a practice: the skills, knowledge, attitudes and habits of mind of a practitioner.
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Biblioracle: Is book modernization a good thing?

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By John Warner
| The Press Democrat Verified
I have been of multiple minds since I first heard of this thing called book “modernization.” Modernization is the practice of updating the cultural references in a book in order to make them more immediately current and relatable to the present-day audience. I learned about this practice in a piece in The New York Times, headlined, “Why Is TikTok in This Book from 2006?” Why indeed?
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The Emotional Toll of AI in Education

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By John Warner
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
I believe that one of the underappreciated aspects of the imposition of generative AI technology on educational spaces is the emotional impact on front-line instructors and instructional staff. For this reason, I’ve been starting my public talks and faculty workshops by simply asking the audience how they’re feeling about this technology. Not how they’re using it, not what effect they think it’s having, but how they’re feeling.
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