Blue to green gradient graphic, with a headshot photo of Joe Noteboom. He has short brown hair, is wearing a dark blue shirt, and is smiling at the camera. There is text overlayed: Joe Notebom, PhD Fellow, paving the way for more ethical approaches to technology in higher education. The image is part of our 'Technomoral Futures in Focus' campaign celebrating the success of our students.

'Digital tech is often presented as a solution to challenges facing universities. Its use interacts w/ political & economic pressures on universities & students in ways that are sometimes problematic'

Read @joenote.bsky.social's reflections on his CTMF PhD journey & future plans ▶️ edin.ac/4gnRvsV

Congrats Harry, I’m looking forward to reading it!

🟦 NEWS 🚨 | the viral absolute unit meme from @themerl.bsky.social has been acquired for the national collection

it is the first born-digital object acquired by the National Science and Media Museum, and will go on display in January

Screenshot of a slide headed: waste in the system. A list reads Talent pipeline Groups of people Research resources Research data Mental resources Time Knowledge Money Health Goodwill Trust

Brill to catch up with @alexpeden.bsky.social and co at Edinburgh Research Cultures Forum. My point, #ResearchCulture work is not charity. It addresses the serious volume of waste in the system. Wasted talent, resources, time, money, goodwill, trust, and health. Is this what we want for ourselves?

great presentation and discussion, Kay - thanks for coming. I think this core point is one you and the team at Glasgow are making really powerfully.

This is amazing, thank you so much!!

I came across this randomly and it is so lovely! Do you have any tips you could share for trying to do something similar? (I don't knit but my talented sister does! though not freestyle)

Near future academic publishing – a speculative social science fiction experiment Published in Learning, Media and Technology (Vol. 49, No. 4, 2024)

What's happening to academic journal publishing now AI's in the workflow? Year-end reflections and near-future speculations from the editors of Learning, Media & Technology - @discoursology.bsky.social @johnpp.bsky.social and me doi.org/10.1080/1743...

The pictured tweet is overused, and yet. And yet. Sometimes people do things that make me think they are actively trying to recreate the aesthetics of a cyberpunk dystopia.

Cool project here from @jwyg.bsky.social

troubling AI: a call for screenshots 📸

troubling-ai.glitch.me

Charles Brooks looks inside a 250 year old French Violin. Photographed with a Medical Laparoscope adapted to a Lumix G9ii Camera. 1770 violin by Augustin Chappuy. #music #art #photography

Little bump for our starter pack of UK museums – as ever, if we've not spotted you, give us a wave so we can follow back and add you ✅

Future Library and Futures Literacy: Making Futures from Where We Are - Edinburgh Futures Institute A panel event marking the 10-year anniversary of Katie Paterson’s 100-year artwork, Future Library.

Next week in Edinburgh (or online)!

So looking forward to this conversation with you!

Future Library and Futures Literacy: Making Futures from Where We Are - Edinburgh Futures Institute A panel event marking the 10-year anniversary of Katie Paterson’s 100-year artwork, Future Library.

I'm so excited to be chairing an event on 22/11, marking 10 years of Katie Paterson's 100-year artwork, Future Library. It's free to attend (online/in person), with a dazzling panel: Katie, Anne Beate Hovind, Richard Sandford and Anja Hendrikse Liu. Please join us! efi.ed.ac.uk/event/future...

The original #Surveillance Studies Starter Pack is now full, and more people are still coming over to BlueSky, so I've started a Surveillance Studies Starter Pack #2... this will continue to grow! go.bsky.app/7VhTRFP The original Starter Pack is still here: go.bsky.app/HYGu6oX

Good morning.

Word of the Day is as beautiful as it is underused. ‘Confelicity’ is finding joy in the happiness and success of others.

Photo of a crowd of ~20 people seated around lunch tables and in blue armchairs, watching a speaker present next to a screen that says "why teach with 3D technologies?"

Jacobs starting us off w/audience round on why we're interested in teaching w/3D tech: tactile accessibility, fragile artifacts, public humanities, preservation, ways to work w/what no longer exists, speculative & reparative applications, makerspace, data viz, social justice...

Future Library and Futures Literacy: Making Futures from Where We Are - Edinburgh Futures Institute A panel event marking the 10-year anniversary of Katie Paterson’s 100-year artwork, Future Library.

I'm so excited to be chairing an event on 22/11, marking 10 years of Katie Paterson's 100-year artwork, Future Library. It's free to attend (online/in person), with a dazzling panel: Katie, Anne Beate Hovind, Richard Sandford and Anja Hendrikse Liu. Please join us! efi.ed.ac.uk/event/future...

🧵 from earlier on a new report looking at access to creative higher education

Digitalised higher education: key developments, questions, and concerns Higher education is already profoundly digitalised. Students, academics, and university administrators routinely use digital technologies, many of which rely on data, including artificial intellige...

Fantastic to have Janja Komljenovic @jkom.bsky.social join here - give her a follow for political economy of higher education research. For a taster check out this big multi-authored paper that Janja led on digitalisation of HE www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Speaking of this are any libraries doing audits of their research databases and any research tools they provide access to to keep track of all the GenAI features that are being added and whether they are opt-in or opt-out? Does anyone want to do a study with me? 📚📜

Whether you are a researcher in #dh , a librarian 📚, or a cultural heritage professional #glam , I would strongly recommend this _fantastic_ report out of the U of Edinburgh by @melissaterras.bsky.social and her colleagues on possible futures for digital cultural heritage: doi.org/10.5281/zeno...

Here it is! the final report from our Infrastructure Futures for Digital Cultural Heritage project. Speculative methods, museum futures, it's all in there! #GLAM #digitalculturalheritage

William Gibson (abridged)

Sign up now to head from my brilliant colleague @caterinamoruzzi.bsky.social at the next @braiduk.bsky.social x @designinf.bsky.social seminar on 10th October! You can join in person or online! #creativeai #ethicalai

This Interactive Map Shows Which Indigenous Lands You Live On The nonprofit behind the tool wants people to learn the history of the spaces they inhabit

A plea to my fellow Canadians and Americans: when we make positive arguments for #immigration, do not proclaim this land "empty," "endless" etc. This only adds to settler-colonial erasure of #Indigenous peoples. There are other ways to support immigrants. www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/i...

Good heavens

my ismy.blue result: my boundary is at hue 174, greener than 55% of the population. For me, turquoise is blue.

"for you, turquoise is blue". Well YES, isn't it for everyone? I tried ismy.blue on two different screens and apparently I think a lot of things are blue.

We built a writing machine to parody ChatGPT. The LEX-9000 was launched at the Edinburgh Book Festival but got a bit overwhelmed when @ianrankin1.bsky.social tried it out…. Rankin 1 : Robot 0