https://antigravity.google/
a full development IDE with integrated Google Gemini. Like Claude Code, from the future. Amazing.
https://vimeo.com/1137696524
This is "SMARTIE_DEMO" by Soroush Sabbaghan on Vimeo
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/27/world/canada/canada-calgary-fluoride-water.html
We just keep trying with referenda until the desired answer sticks. (which is why the referendum on "should Alberta stay in Canada - just asking questions LOL" is so corrosive.
Calgary’s debate over fluoride has drawn national attention in part because of how far back it goes — there have been seven referendums on the issue since 1957, four of them won by opponents of fluoride and three by supporters.
https://www.ucalgary.ca/legal-services/access-information-privacy/operating-standards-guidelines-forms
Operating Standards
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Data Collection Standard
- Correcting Personal Information Standard
- Formal Access Request Procedure
- Procedure for Responding to a Privacy Breach
Guidelines
- Guidelines for Conducting University of Calgary Surveys
- Guidelines for Researchers/Project Leads: Use of Student and Institutional Data (Personal Information)
- Guidelines for the Collection of Personal Information
- Guidelines for the Software Acquisition Process
- Information Security Classification Standard Data Levels Resource
- Seven Tips for Managing Emails
Forms
- Privacy Breach Incident Report
- Request to Access a Network without Consent
- Request to Access Information
- Request to Access Personal Information for Research Purposes
- Request to Correct Personal Information
- Reference Consent Form for Employees
- Reference Consent Form for Students
- Designate a Representative or Disclose to Third Party Consent Form
https://www.facultyfocus.com/articles/online-education/the-black-box-problem-why-cameras-matter-in-the-online-classroom/
Learn why cameras matter in online classrooms. Explore strategies to increase student presence, engagement, and connection while supporting meaningful virtual learning and teaching best practices.
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Having cameras on isn’t just a matter of preference. It’s a matter of politeness. It’s about showing up for others, not just for yourself. Just as you’d make eye contact in a physical classroom (or anywhere, for that matter), nod in response, or lean in when someone shares a vulnerable insight, keeping your camera on says: I see you. I’m here. I’m listening.
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People do need to be able to choose whether to enable (or disable) their cameras!
https://ai.ucalgary.ca/
Explore UCalgary’s AI teaching, learning and research resources.