Well one thing that OLPC did well was use mesh networks, because they did not imagine that there would be always available internet everywhere (just like they did not assume electricity, which is why they focused on the handle/rip cord).

I remember that they were so focused on making it so that the kids could write code. Because that was the most important thing that kids could want to do. And then they always tell the story of the foss contributor who had to get permission form their parents to sign a CLA.

Federal?

Whoever did it (him or someone else) probably did some practicing.

Okay among other things, the "oversample had a 100% response rate.

Well to start, I would say someone who has been convicted of a federal crime.

In this week in overgeneralizations from small number, former governors who resigned in scandal should not run for mayor.

North by Northwest

She won the popular vote for president 9 years ago.

Was going to suggest this.

This historically key differentiator of the CC v. 4 year institutions is basically gone for those who ultimately want a 4 year academic degree.

One thing that also happened (CSU, UC, CUNY) is that the largest public systems in the country eliminated remediation and switched to models where, in theory, remedial work is added into "regular" classes.

This is where the idea of measurable outcomes would have helped the instructor. For example, demonstrate understanding of the psychological perspective through accurate use of psychology concepts. Even: Correctly use APA format for citations. But this student was looking for trouble.

The assignment and rubric definitely need work, but that doesn't justify what is happening to the instructor.

Very dubious that the they/them ad was even interpreted the way the pundits/consultants are saying. Willing to bet that when "people" in a lot of places hear Kamala is for "them" I am for "you" the "them" visualized is not transgender people. Hence why it wouldn't work for a Black Republican.

Oh that's sad to hear, his little green books are so helpful; I often recommended them to students.