DE ANGELA DUFF on Generative AI in Higher Education

De Angela Duff is an Associate Vice Provost at New York University and Industry Professor in Integrated Design & Media at NYU Tandon in Brooklyn, New York. She organizes and leads conferences and workshops on generative AI for teaching and learning in higher education.

She also curates music symposia and has conducted more than a dozen of in-person and virtual events that focus on the artist Prince. In addition, Duff produces and co-hosts What Did Prince Do This Week?, a weekly online book club series on her "polished solid" YouTube channel.

Special Guest: De Angela Duff.

Links:

• What Did Prince Do This Week? #WDPDTW — What Did Prince Do This Week? #WDPDTW is a very slow read of Duane Tudahl’s entire Prince Studio Sessions book series through an interactive, online, weekly book club every Saturday at noon ET on YouTube and Facebook to discuss with YOU what Prince did during the parallel week, beginning in 1983. We’re going to start off with Prince and the Purple Rain Era Studio Sessions: 1983 and 1984 (Expanded Edition) by Duane Tudahl! We’ll read it over the course of two years. Yes, it is a commitment, but we’ll be reading the book in very short, digestible, bite-sized chunks! Here’s the schedule. Hope some of you will be committed, brave, and crazy enough to join me on this LONG journey! For more details including the schedule, visit: https://bookclub.polishedsolid.com
• Star Wars by Wes Anderson Trailer | The Galactic Menagerie
• Anthropic Claude
• In The Company Of Tourists: Prince, And The Only Eulogy To Him That Matters (The Music Snobs podcast) — After his untimely death, just as it was during his unparalleled career, the mainstream has celebrated Prince’s purple pop while consistently ignoring his black funk. During this special and previously unreleased ‘From the Vault’ episode of TMS, Scoop, Isaac, Jehan, and Arthur give the man who may well have been the greatest artist of all time the eulogy that only they could. During an unforgettable conversation, the Snobs explore life without a legend and reminisce over what made Prince ‘ours’.