Award Winning Digital Education Leader ~ Chartered Occupational Psychologist~National Teaching Fellow
Fresh from an inspiring Generative AI conference, where the power of innovation and technology was front and centre, I couldn't help but reflect on a fundamental truth: amidst the digital revolution, self-care remains as vital as ever. One of the major messages born from heart attacks and other such personal traumas shared; what resonated deeply with me: the importance of nurturing ourselves in this fast-paced, digital era. In a world where we're constantly connected, where AI can generate incredible insights and ideas, we mustn't forget the essence of human connections and the relationships we build. RESPECT forms the bedrock of these connections, starting with how we regard ourselves and extending to our treatment of others. So, as we embrace the wisdom of the digital age, let's not lose sight of the timeless principles of SHARE, CARE, and BE FAIR in our relationships. 💖 🌟 SHARE: Share your dreams, your time, your vision, your joys, and even your sorrows. Open your heart and let your authenticity shine. Vulnerability can be a beautiful strength when shared with those who genuinely care. 🌟 CARE: Give the best of yourself to others. Protect the love you've cultivated from those who would seek to diminish it. Make time for one another and nurture the bond that makes your hearts beat in harmony. 🌟 BE FAIR: Honour each other's unique selves, letting them be perfectly who they are. Don't twist them to fit your own image; celebrate their individuality. In this digital age, let's remember that amidst the algorithms and automation, we are here to report for duty with open hearts, ready to respect, share, care, and be fair in our relationships. Let our technological advancements enhance our humanity, rather than overshadow it. Let's strive for relationships built on respect, where we uplift and empower one another to be the best versions of ourselves. (Post inspired by the Irish Passionist Brian D’Arcy: a real person and not thus not an AI generated post). #SelfCare #DigitalAge #GenerativeAI #Respect #ShareCareBeFair #Authenticity #Vulnerability #EmbraceIndividuality
Absolutely Professor Alex Forsythe, hope you are keeping well!
Professor of Digital Learning; UNESCO Chair
9moWell put and we’ll said. Others for example Mike Sharples say similar things but in the face of a sales pitch that focussed of scale and cost effectiveness (and perhaps a pedagogic conservatism based on the ability of AI to produce content rather encourage criticality or conversation)