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Humane Ingenuity 41: Zen and the Art of Winemaking

Dan Cohen

Here are sixteen “sketches of a 3D printer by Leonardo da Vinci,” as envisioned by AI using those words as a prompt: By Rivers Have Wings and John David Pressman , using a CLIP-guided diffusion. Multimedia essays from the Plant Humanities Lab were recently posted and are worth a look. These pieces use Juncture, a new open-source tool developed by JSTOR Labs that provides a scholarly version of the scrollingtelling that has become common in more mainstream media since the New York Tim

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The last normal year: Freshman Discounts at Private Colleges, 2019

Higher Ed Data Stories

Each year, NACUBO comes out with its discount study. If you're not a member, you get a nice press release and some pdfs. Even if you are a member, you only get a chance to buy the study. And that's enough for most people. But not for the readers of Higher Ed Data Stories, I've found. Let's talk about discount for a minute. Different colleges talk about it differently, and even with this IPEDS data, it's impossible to be precise.

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Digital marketing innovations from the UK’s “clearing” enrollment period

Terminalfour

In the UK there is an enrollment period called “Clearing” which is where Universities can offer unfilled places prior to commencement. No matter where you are in the world, it’s worth checking out, as the period is ripe with innovative digital marketing ideas.

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Washington Update: New Guidance for Higher Ed on the Build Back Better Initiativewith host Dr. Drumm McNaughton and guest Tom Netting | Changing Higher Ed Podcast 096

The Change Leader, Inc.

The U.S. Federal Government is continuing to create new guidance for higher ed on the Build Back Better initiative. This includes funding packages, negotiated rulemaking, new leaders at the U.S. Department of Education, and changing perspectives in relation to areas such as Title IX. When higher education programs align with compassion for students, student persistence and graduation rates change for the better.