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School / Work Affiliation: Michigan State University

Blog: http://punya.educ.msu.edu/blog/

Website: http://punya.educ.msu.edu/

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About Me: Dr. Punya Mishra is a faculty member at Michigan State University where he likes to play with ideas and technologies.

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Metaphors, Minds, Technology & Learning

Note: The shared blogging experiment with Melissa Warr and Nicole Oster continues. This time we delve into metaphors of the mind, technology and generative AI. The core idea and first draft came from Melissa, to which I contributed a substantial rewrite. The final version emerged through a collaborative process between all three. Finally, the featured image […]

Who speaks for the university? Social fiction as a lens for reimagining higher education futures

Note: Image above created using Adobe Firefly, Photoshop and composed in Keynote. A few years ago, I had the pleasure of connecting with author Dr. Phoebe Wagner through the Center for Science and the Imagination at Arizona State University. We discussed her compelling solar-punk fiction piece “University, Speaking” during an engaging webinar, as part of […]

Why are we surprised? Hallucinations, bias and the need for teaching with and about genAI

By Punya Mishra, Melissa Warr & Nicole Oster Note: This is the first post in an experiment at shared blogging by Melissa Warr, Nicole Oster and myself. Over the past months we have found ourselves engaged in some fascinating conversations around genAI, education, bias and more. This shared blogging experiment is an attempt to take […]

SITE 2024: A recap

The Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education (SITE) conference has been an integral part of my professional journey for over two decades. My first presentation at SITE was back in 2001 with Matt Koehler and through the years, SITE has played a pivotal role in shaping our careers. We were invited to Keynote the […]

AI in Education: Potentials, Perils & Policies

NORRAG, based at the Geneva Graduate Institute, is a global network focused on international education policy and cooperation, known for its commitment to addressing under-researched topics related to education quality and equity and amplifying voices from the Global South. One of their recent projects was to discuss AI’s role in education and its implications for […]

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At 8:13am on May 7, 2012, Kyle Wood said…: Mr. Mishra, I am considering using TPCK as an integration model for an upcoming training of tech savvy teacher in the summer. Do you have any suggestions of resources to teach your model (and to learn it better for myself)?

At 8:56pm on March 13, 2009, Rob Theriault said…: Loved the Thinking Creatively videos. Brilliant!

At 11:32am on June 18, 2008, Gina Loveless said…: Very FOND memories! I always find myself reflecting and referring back to those 5 weeks. A great part of life and who I am today! Enjoy!!!!

At 10:29am on June 18, 2008, Gina Loveless said…: Welcome to the network! So how many nings does it take to be considered a virtual social butterfly?
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At 10:18am on April 27, 2007, punya mishra said…: Thanks. I look forward to getting to know all of you. I have also invited Leigh Wolf to the community. She is very interested in the role of web 2.0 to education. thanks ~ punya