Lisa Melonçon
@meloncon.bsky.social
Tech Comm. Health comm. UX. Workplace writing. RHM. Cajun. Sports fanatic. Dr. Martens wearer. She/Her. Posts my own. http://tek-ritr.com
Same. Not tamales, but I cooked so many things the last two days. Future meal prep me will be happy, but current buried under a thousand tasks is, well :-)
November 12, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Same. Not tamales, but I cooked so many things the last two days. Future meal prep me will be happy, but current buried under a thousand tasks is, well :-)
This is totally in line with previous research on OWI that underscored students needed to learn how to learn in different modalities. I look forward to re-reading this more closely!!
November 12, 2025 at 2:00 PM
This is totally in line with previous research on OWI that underscored students needed to learn how to learn in different modalities. I look forward to re-reading this more closely!!
Oh, hey, I just cited this in a thing I'm writing :-)
November 12, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Oh, hey, I just cited this in a thing I'm writing :-)
Reposted by Lisa Melonçon
I’ve said since LowerEd is that neoliberal credential expansion usually starts by producing a degree to solve a short term employment bottleneck, for example in nursing in 2000s. The degrees get predatory once demand is met
The AI labor market doesn’t even have the short term labor market demand!
The AI labor market doesn’t even have the short term labor market demand!
October 20, 2025 at 12:59 PM
I’ve said since LowerEd is that neoliberal credential expansion usually starts by producing a degree to solve a short term employment bottleneck, for example in nursing in 2000s. The degrees get predatory once demand is met
The AI labor market doesn’t even have the short term labor market demand!
The AI labor market doesn’t even have the short term labor market demand!