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This paper will examine growing economic exclusivity within biological anthropology and suggest possible solutions to make the field more widely accessible.

This article takes a critical look at the history of cyborg scholarship and the role of technology as a tool for creation in the Intro to Creative Writing classroom.

Overview of how three writing tutors shifted to online instruction and provides some perspective on potential development in creative writing pedagogy + online teaching.

As labor contract negotiations heat up in Hollywood, unions representing writers and actors seek limits on artificial intelligence.

This article outlines relevant economic patterns in a world with artificial intelligence (AI).

Discusses the impact of online learning environments - both synchronous and asynchronous - on the teaching of writing.

Based on the online learning environment, this research constructs an online learning engagement analysis model. Additionally, this study explores the relationship between students’ online learning engagement and their online learning performance by taking the Secondary School Geography Curriculum Standards and Textbooks Research, a small-scale private online course (SPOC) of the geography education undergraduate course at Nanjing Normal University, as an example.

Reports on a case study using drone-based imagery to develop a pre-disaster 3-D map of downtown Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. This represents the first drone mapping mission over an urban area approved by Canada's aviation authority.

Explores the usefulness of student podcasting as a teaching tool for theoretical-active learning in political science courses.

Discussion of AI and its implications for historical research.

An issue of American Studies Journal dedicated to the topic of digital pedagogy in American Studies.

Discusses the importance investing in programs and research focused on the role of digital media in peacebuilding initiatives.

This article identifies some of the conversation patterns that are implemented in the dialogues and trialogues used in intelligent tutoring systems.

The ways in which individuals regulate emotions are fundamental to health and well-being across the lifespan. Digital technologies are a central feature of daily life for many children, adolescents, and adults, and these technologies afford researchers the opportunity to examine a wide range of emotion regulation processes as they unfold in real-time. Despite recent advancements in digital tools for assessment and intervention, and their potential to provide new insights into emotion regulation processes, no prior reviews have synthesized existing research on this topic.

Discusses the effects of big data on social research.