Recently the Makerspace hosted a workshop designed and facilitated by Dr. Linda Huber at Swarthmore’s Aydelotte Foundation. This was a new collaboration for us, and Dr. Huber organized a fun, participatory, and hands-on workshop for students and staff engaged–intentionally or … Continue reading Makerspace asks, is “Art Against AI?”
If you use the Google Suite, you’re no doubt familiar with the daily creep of Gemini and other Google-based AI tools into your documents. In Google Slides, you’re constantly prompted to “beautify” your slide using Nano Banana, Google Gemini’s image-generation … Continue reading Unpacking the accessibility trap of Google Slides’ “Beautify” feature
This semester we’ve been fortunate to continue our ongoing collaboration with the Learning for Life program, a wonderful and uniquely-Swarthmorian educational program in its 27th year on campus. If you haven’t heard about it, L4L facilitates learning partnerships between students … Continue reading Learning for Life, back in the Makerspace!
Accessibility is an essential part of creating an inclusive campus community. As technology, teaching methods, and campus services evolve, ensuring that everyone can access information and participate fully is both a shared responsibility and a key priority in higher education. … Continue reading A New Hub for Accessibility Questions and Resources at Swarthmore
The Podcast Studio is now available to book through Swat Central Express Scheduling. To make a reservation log in to Swat Central with your Swarthmore account and follow the steps below: If a particular date and time do not appear … Continue reading Book the Podcast Studio in Swat Central Express Scheduling
Even though it’s just February, this is a great time to think about your summer research plans! Whether you are working with a Swarthmore College faculty member, or you are a faculty member who’s recruiting summer students, now is ideal … Continue reading Summer research resources
