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I'm composing this late on Saturday night, after watching Joker. It was screened as part of a trial for a new community cinema in my home town of Morpeth, and I really enjoyed the experience. To me, the film was no more morally problematic than my favourite novel, Crime and Punishment. It's a provocative film; there's plenty to discuss in it, and I'll be thinking about it for a whilel
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As I explain in my weeknote, it's been quite the week. So I'm going to leave it there for now. I hope you enjoy this week's article, microcast, and link roundup!
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It's Friday again, so I'm here trawling through not only the most interesting stuff that I've read this week, but also verbs that begin with the letter 'f'.
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Responding to a provocation by Stephen Haggard.
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Attention residue and what to do when you feel overwhelmed at work.
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PS You might like some of the stuff I've added to Discours.es this week...
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Dr. Doug Belshaw is an Open Educational Thinkerer, currently working with Moodle and We Are Open Co-op to improve our world.
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You can connect with Doug by replying to this email, or via LinkedIn or Mastodon (here's a guide to getting started with latter!). I don't use Twitter nearly as much these days.
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Some say he's serene. Others say he like chow mein. No-one thinks he's a machine.
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Many thanks to Bryan Mathers of Visual Thinkery for the Thought Shrapnel logo. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners and are used in this newsletter are for identification purposes only.
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