Karrie Kaiser Lee
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Karrie Kaiser Lee
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Lecturer, Professional Writing program, Dept of English, Purdue University.
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Purdue to the rescue of IU student newspaper, whose institution was attempting censorship. Details in alt!
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A striking thing about articles I’ve read claiming to “study the effects” of generative AI on student writing skills and consumption of information is that (1) they nearly always find the effects are negative and (2) most “conclusions” are still written assuming that we must use AI, for some reason.
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I'm super excited to be returning to my old program, and a tiny bit nervous, tbh. But there's a lot of resources and support. #Purduerhetoricandcomp
I'll be splitting time between CHI and W Lafayette. It's about a 2 hour drive one way, plus a time zone. (For those of you keeping track, my previous commute wound up being about 1.5 hours one way.)
(For everyone under the age of 80, that was a TV show where a HS teacher returned to his old HS to teach. Hilarity ensued)
I am happy to report I will be teaching at Purdue as a full-time Lecturer for the Professional Writing program starting this fall. That's where I earned my PhD in rhetoric. So, a little like "Welcome Back, Kotter."
This whole thread - yes. I am so concerned about generative AI and am alarmed at how it's being crammed down our digital throats.
The victim-blaming logic for ChatGPT and related “AI” tools has already been established. When the technology puts people in danger, even deadly danger, folks will say it’s the user’s fault for trusting the technology—even as the media, the industry, workplaces and even schools encourage that trust
Yes! All 5" squares in different prints.
And finishing up this quilt made of fabric from the " Prospect Park" collection by Kitty Yoshida. #quiltsky
Finished this Eye-Spy quilt for my nephew recently. #quiltsky
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We don't need more data centers, this addiction to computer solutionism is psychotic and does not work. It literally makes every problem we face dramatically worse.
Really misread the embroidery pattern's source. It's Needles 'N Hoops! 😳
The 1980s seemed to be a time when fashion from other periods came back, makes sense typefaces designed then might harken back to earlier decades.
Love this, thank you! Typefaces are fascinating to me!
Before opening the frame, I guestimated this came from the 1980s. Just a hunch. On to see if I can find the pattern!
I'm pausing this project. I have archival framing tape but no archival cardboard to wrap the embroidery in. Leaving it in the frame, I'll see if the piece needs to be washed. Hope it won't. You can see damage to the fabric from the cellophane tape used in the original framing.
The vintage embroidery was custom framed by a company called Madigan. The cross stitch itself appears to be a copyrighted design by Stitches N Loops. The typeface on the framing paper looks almost Art Deco to me, it could be a logo designed in the 30s or 40s & used up into the 50s.
My amateur attempt at vintage embroidery preservation. Found this cute piece of vintage cross stitch in a frame that makes my hands feel dirty whenever I handle it.
Close-up. Maybe too close! I bought the fabric online and was pleased how well the cream fabric coordinated with the prints. #quiltsky
Time to start lesson planning for fall. Here's my most recent quilt top! Pattern is called "Four Square" by Cath Derksema and Kristen Junior from the book "Easy Quilt Projects." Directions called for 4.5" squares, I used 5", because I love the print so much. #quiltsky
My MiL gave me a box full of fabric with natural textures and I think something like this would be perfect to create a landscape!
I appreciate your posts on your current project! I have been wondering how I could incorporate a similar technique.
It's the only option in this part of the country 🫤