My guests are @lesliealvarez.bsky.social and Chris Hakala, authors of Understanding Educational Developers: Tales from the Center. They share their career stories, results from their research on ed dev career paths, and advice for those navigating ed dev career choices right now.

Come on NPR, no more of these milk toast headlines

Why are people complying in advance?

We are seeing huge decreases in attendance (both virtual and in person) for 1-off and sessions that are part of a series. The FLCs and CoPs fill. Here at least, there seems to be a desire for community building, ongoing engagement, and deep dives.

Although I still can’t believe they have the gall to use milk toast language like “meddling” as if the people they’re trying to stop are nosy elderly neighbors or the Scooby gang.

It’s a start? A damn sight better than “god is on the throne” nonsense. We shall see.

Time to DO SOMETHING

DO SOMETHING

Ah to be young…

resist.bot

Sara, you probably already know about this, but I’ve spent last night spamming their emails with letters

It worked! And now I have a petition 🤷🏼‍♀️😂 two letters sent!

Thanks for sharing!! I did it but not really following how it works. I sent it the resist text and now? How do you work it? 😂

Personally, I’m treating this like I did Twitter. It’s a place I mostly lurk. Too public to treat it like FB or some social media where your followers are a curated group.