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Minima Moralia, Casey Fuller
Minima Moralia, Casey Fuller
Floodwall Magazine
I love words. Words are totally amazing. Words allude, cordon off, cordon in, exfoliate, and blossom. And words are just so strange. The meaning in words can change over, their footprints marking you with their history. And yet, one conclusion I’ve come to as an English PhD student at the University of North Dakota, as a person who lives and breathes and teaches words every day, is that words can’t express all of my feelings. It’s a sad notion for me—one that I’ve tried to deny. So, as an English PhD student who is far enough along in his studies …
Naked Lunch, Casey Fuller
Naked Lunch, Casey Fuller
Floodwall Magazine
I love words. Words are totally amazing. Words allude, cordon off, cordon in, exfoliate, and blossom. And words are just so strange. The meaning in words can change over, their footprints marking you with their history. And yet, one conclusion I’ve come to as an English PhD student at the University of North Dakota, as a person who lives and breathes and teaches words every day, is that words can’t express all of my feelings. It’s a sad notion for me—one that I’ve tried to deny. So, as an English PhD student who is far enough along in his studies …
To A Cabin In The Woods, Jacob Stanley
Those Who Fail To Learn, Jasmine Patera
Lily, Clara Anderson-Cameron
Strengthening Online Psychology Students’ Sense Of Belonging With Social Annotation: An Experimental Study, Alison E. Kelly, Virginia Clinton-Lisell
Strengthening Online Psychology Students’ Sense Of Belonging With Social Annotation: An Experimental Study, Alison E. Kelly, Virginia Clinton-Lisell
Education, Health & Behavior Studies Faculty Publications
Sense of belonging is associated with postsecondary student success outcomes and has largely been studied within face-to-face course contexts. The increasing demand for online courses after the COVID-19 pandemic necessitates identifying ways instructors can foster belonging in their online courses. This study experimentally tested the effect of using social annotation on students’ sense of belonging in asynchronous online courses. Students in two psychology courses (N = 44) were randomly assigned to complete annotation assignments individually (control) or in groups using a social annotation platform (treatment). Students completed a course-level sense of belonging measure at the end of their courses …
November 6 ,2024, The Dakota Student
Using State Document Depository Requirements To Acclimate Stakeholders To Open Science Initiatives, Tressa M. Graves
Using State Document Depository Requirements To Acclimate Stakeholders To Open Science Initiatives, Tressa M. Graves
EERC Publications, Papers, & Presentations
To help internal stakeholders such as researchers and administrators become familiar with open science principles, the Energy & Environmental Research Center Library & Information Services (LIS) group used state and university records management requirements. As a research organization connected to a state university, the EERC must follow state document depository requirements for select publications.
Leads Data Insights: Affinity — November 2024, University Of North Dakota
Leads Data Insights: Affinity — November 2024, University Of North Dakota
LEADS Development Documents
November 2024 Data Insights presentation for the AFFINITY core value of UND LEADS. The slides review Activity Inventory items aligned with Affinity and summarize data related to supportive campus environments, University Senate governance participation, first-to-second-year retention, and course-based study abroad enrollments.
Leads Data Insights: Affinity — November 2024, University Of North Dakota
Leads Data Insights: Affinity — November 2024, University Of North Dakota
LEADS Implementation Documents
November 2024 Data Insights presentation for the AFFINITY core value of UND LEADS. The slides review Activity Inventory items aligned with Affinity and summarize data related to supportive campus environments, University Senate governance participation, first-to-second-year retention, and course-based study abroad enrollments.
Plagiarism: History, Culture, And Prevention, Laura Egan
Plagiarism: History, Culture, And Prevention, Laura Egan
Librarian Publications
This entry covers the origins of the word plagiarism, how it differentiates from common knowledge and copyright, and defines different types of plagiarism. It addresses how perceptions of plagiarism have changed over time, variations in how different cultures view plagiarism, and how technological advances have led to increases in plagiarism. One section focuses on plagiarism and academic integrity, providing examples of incidents and their consequences, as well as non-academic examples. Later sections identify how training and skillsets can reduce plagiarism, as well as providing a detailed list of plagiarism detection tools. Finally, the entry addresses plagiarism issues related to using …
October 24, 2024, The Dakota Student
October 9, 2024, The Dakota Student
Nanoparticles In Drilling Fluids: A Review Of Types, Mechanisms, Applications, And Future Prospects, Vasanth Gokapai, Prasad Pothana, Kegang Ling
Nanoparticles In Drilling Fluids: A Review Of Types, Mechanisms, Applications, And Future Prospects, Vasanth Gokapai, Prasad Pothana, Kegang Ling
Petroleum Engineering Student Publications
Nanofluids have gained significant attention as a promising solution to several challenges in drilling operations. Nanoparticles, due to their exclusive properties such as high specific surface area, strong adsorption potential, and excellent thermal conductivity, offer significant potential to improve the efficiency and performance of drilling processes. Regardless of the advancements in drilling fluids and techniques that have improved borehole stability, hole cleaning, and extreme operational condition (HTHP) management, limitations still persist. This review discusses a detailed summary of existing research on the application of nanofluids in drilling, exploring their types, properties, and specific uses in areas such as fluid loss …
So You Want To Support Open Education Resources?, Jackson Harper
So You Want To Support Open Education Resources?, Jackson Harper
Librarian Posters and Presentations
Open education resources (OER) are learning materials that are free for users to utilize and share. They can take many forms-- learning modules, video lectures, etc.-- but they are most commonly known as free online textbooks. In this form, they are a growing presence on course syllabi, but what exactly are these things that faculty are integrating into their courses? Where do they come from? How do they help students? In the presentation, attendees will learn the fundamentals of OER and the reasons instructors choose to adopt them.
Open Access Week Zine 2024, Devon Olson
Open Access Week Zine 2024, Devon Olson
Librarian Publications
Created in honor of Open Access Week 2024, this zine covers foundational open access concepts such as creative commons, "hybrid" and "platinum" journals, the public domain and fair use, as well as open access resources, horoscopes, and recent news stories in the OA realm.
Racial Misclassification Of American Indian And Alaskan Natives On Death Certificates In The United States: Report For National Network Of Public Health Institutes., Melanie Nadeau, Amber Lyon-Colbert, Maycee Carter, Keona Manuelito, Mikalen Belgarde, Roselle Martin
Racial Misclassification Of American Indian And Alaskan Natives On Death Certificates In The United States: Report For National Network Of Public Health Institutes., Melanie Nadeau, Amber Lyon-Colbert, Maycee Carter, Keona Manuelito, Mikalen Belgarde, Roselle Martin
Indigenous Health Faculty Publications
Racial misclassification is a persistent issue among American Indian and Alaskan Natives who are grossly misrepresented in death. Training is needed for those who report race on death certificates (i.e., funeral directors) so that health and mortality data is accurately reported. An environmental scan of existing resources, literature, and training opportunities was completed in order to understand the current knowledge as well as gaps in racial reporting on death certificates. Racial misclassification is a major barrier to accurate health data for AI/AN populations. It is estimated that approximately 20% of sampled AI/AN individuals were misclassified on their death certificates. Additionally …
Tribal Data Sovereignty: A Summary Of Structures, Systems, Principles, Laws, And Related Resources With An Emphasis On New Mexico, Melanie Nadeau, Amber Lyon-Colbert, Keona Manuelito, Tracy Wharton, Courtney Davis
Tribal Data Sovereignty: A Summary Of Structures, Systems, Principles, Laws, And Related Resources With An Emphasis On New Mexico, Melanie Nadeau, Amber Lyon-Colbert, Keona Manuelito, Tracy Wharton, Courtney Davis
Indigenous Health Faculty Publications
This project examines the landscape of available scholarship and identifies key concepts, frameworks, and mechanisms that have been developed and are central to the creation of partnerships between Tribal and state public health professionals. Public health professionals, both on and off of Tribal lands, need data to inform decision making for health and education, funding, and resource allocation. Effective collection and use of data that includes Tribal Peoples must engage best practices for data stewardship and protection, recognizing the embedded biases of frameworks and theory, while finding mechanisms to enable public health actions and policy making in real time. Data …
September 25, 2024, The Dakota Student
Fitness Beverage Market Segmentation Ai Project, Brady Mccrae
Fitness Beverage Market Segmentation Ai Project, Brady Mccrae
AI Assignment Library
As the marketing manager for a company launching a new line of fitness beverages, your goal is to segment the fitness beverage market using AI to reach the right audience with targeted marketing campaigns. This assignment will challenge you to critically evaluate AI tools and their outputs in the context of market segmentation.
Ai Assignment Entr 101, Sheila K. Hanson
Ai Assignment Entr 101, Sheila K. Hanson
AI Assignment Library
The purpose of this assignment is to learn how to responsibly use AI (specifically ChatGPT for this assignment) to do background research and brainstorming for your famous entrepreneur term paper research assignment.
Impact Of Generative Ai In Nutrition Education & Counseling, Erin Lauckner
Impact Of Generative Ai In Nutrition Education & Counseling, Erin Lauckner
AI Assignment Library
This assignment helps nutrition students investigate common nutrition questions answered by generative AI.
Improve Your Article With Lexis+ Ai, Dan Lewerenz
Improve Your Article With Lexis+ Ai, Dan Lewerenz
AI Assignment Library
In this class, students draft and improve an article as if for publication in a lawyer-directed professional journal. This assignment teaches students how to use generative AI tools to improve their written product.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence: A Collaborative Small Group Analysis And Application, Ellamarie Powell
Exploring Artificial Intelligence: A Collaborative Small Group Analysis And Application, Ellamarie Powell
AI Assignment Library
In this small group project, students will collaborate to explore the principles and applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Each group will research, analyze, and present on a specific AI topic, highlighting its real-world implications and ethical considerations. The project involves team members contributing to various roles, including research, technical analysis, and presentation. The final deliverable will be a video presentation integrating individual contributions, showcasing a comprehensive understanding of AI and its impact on society. This assignment fosters teamwork, critical thinking, and effective communication skills.
September 11, 2024, The Dakota Student
Understanding And Addressing Statistics Anxiety, Hairui Liu
Understanding And Addressing Statistics Anxiety, Hairui Liu
AI Assignment Library
This assignment is a critical first step in understanding the psychological barriers that students may face when learning statistics. It acknowledges the prevalence of statistics anxiety and its potential impact on academic success. The reflection is intended to be a safe space for students to express their concerns, with the ultimate goal of creating a more supportive and effective learning environment. By sharing their experiences, students contribute to the development of strategies that can help them and their peers navigate the challenges of statistics with greater confidence.
Creating An Event Proposal For A Reinvented Product Using Generative Ai, Ian Berry
Creating An Event Proposal For A Reinvented Product Using Generative Ai, Ian Berry
AI Assignment Library
In this assignment, students will work in small groups to develop a comprehensive event proposal for the launch of a reinvented product. The task involves utilizing generative AI tools to assist with research, planning, and writing, helping students explore the complexities of event planning in a public relations context. Each group will unveil a unique aspect of the product, such as a new concept or flavor, and will be responsible for defining objectives, identifying the target audience, planning logistics, creating a budget, and developing promotional strategies.
Ai Case Study Assignment, Jeffrey Anvari-Clark
Ai Case Study Assignment, Jeffrey Anvari-Clark
AI Assignment Library
This assignment is intended to students develop digital literacy and social work skills by creating a social work case note using ChatGPT, Claude, or a similar AI software. By using the software, creating the note, and reflecting on the process, students will learn to: 1. appropriately integrate advanced AI technology into their work as helping professionals, 2. analyze the benefits and limits of AI usage (along with ethical considerations), 3. create a case note that is clear, concise, and comprehensive, and 4. evaluate the role of social demographics on individual well-being. The assignment is for a 200-level course, a prerequisite …
Explaining Crime In A Us City, Ashley Fansher
Explaining Crime In A Us City, Ashley Fansher
AI Assignment Library
The attached is a three-part, semester-long project. Each part is submitted by the student and given feedback before the next part is due. Students are randomly assigned a high crime rate city, higher than the national average. Their task is to choose an appropriate criminological theory to explain the high crime rate. AI use is decreased as the assignments progress.
Adobe Photoshop: Clouds Of Controversy, Jess Schanilec-Gowan
Adobe Photoshop: Clouds Of Controversy, Jess Schanilec-Gowan
AI Assignment Library
Through the use of Adobe Photoshop’s sky replacement tool, the purpose of this assignment is to improve students’ understanding of generative AI photo manipulation and develop their information literacy and critical thinking skills.