Assessment, Freedom, Parody: Influential Ideas From 3 Live Recordings

This episode is something a little different. Like many of you,
one of the ways I've been keeping sane over the past months has
been nesting, both in my physical world and with respect to my
work. I recently have been organizing previous episodes' audio,
and in so doing, I have some ideas for ways I want to use the
process to rekindle ideas that are part of my experience because
of this show, and continue to motivate and encourage me as I look
forward to new hope and exploration and learning that lies
ahead. 


These three segments all come from live episodes. As I've been
organizing, I've been thinking about all of the ways that I'd
like to use my audio to produce what I'm thinking of as a kind of
mix tapes. Mix tapes were awesome in part because it was always
the authors discretion about what went together. Sometimes that
liberty helped build new associations, new ways of thinking
because, even if you've heard the song a thousand times, it's the
first you've heard it sandwiched between two others in a new way.


Links from this episode:


A live interview with Cathy N. Davidson


Chris Emdin at May 2019's NYC CS4All Teachers Summit


Live with Data & Society at Techno Cultures in the 21st
Century


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