Gary Natriello – Page 6

Advances in Cheating

January 17, 2023 Gary Natriello 0

As if the world needs more superficial compilations of existing information regardless of the authenticity of sources, behold ChatGPT, the AI Chat-bot that is creating a stir and capturing the attention of millions as well […]

Working Smarter Is More than Technique

January 10, 2023 Gary Natriello 0

With the growing interest in careers in data science and programming for handling data at large scale, it is worth reflecting on ways to be more effective that take us beyond the application of the […]

A Tool for Transcription

November 10, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

Writing in The Verge, Mitchell Clark discusses his experience using OpenAI’s open source neural network to transcribe voice to text. Clark considers the prospects for using the application, called Whisper, for transcribing interviews conducted by […]

Research Ethics at LinkedIn

November 6, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

Data scientists at LinkedIn conducted research on members to examine the impact of strong ties and weak ties in the first large scale, longitudinal study of its kind. The study, reported in Science, has raised […]

The Great Rewiring

November 3, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

Writing in Big Think, Ross Pomeroy calls attention to an article from Psychophysiology in which the authors review articles related to the connections in the human brain and how those connections change with age. The […]

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E-Learning Strategy in 5 Steps

October 5, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

Writing in Big Think, Joanne Willard identifies five steps to an effective e-learning strategy for L&D organizations. She recommends that organizations: 1) keep content short and simple, 2) increase opportunities for learners to interact, 3) […]

Teens and Social Media – Just Showing Up

September 24, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

Overall social media use has become a stable element of modern life for teens, but the patterns of use appear to shift as new cohorts reach their teen years. A new report from the Pew […]

Demonstrating Learning

September 21, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

As we explore what it might mean to have a learning environment more like the one described by Kett that relied on student exhibitions, we need to have more options for ways of creating such […]

Would Your Trust These Folks with Someone You Care About?

September 18, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

As reported in TechCrunch and The Guardian, Meta has been fined 405 million euros for violations of the GDPR on its Instagram platform. The violations are connected to the handling of data for teens allowed […]

Beyond College: YouTube and Higher Learning

September 3, 2022 Gary Natriello 0

Writing in Essence, Jasmine Browley calls attention to the prospects of turning to YouTube to supplement and at times perhaps replace the kinds of learning experiences that one might find in college level classes. She […]