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Celebrating our Accessibility Gold Medalists!

Celebrating our Accessibility Gold Medalists!

The Sherry Fest Winter Games Accessibility Challenge has officially wrapped up. THANK YOU and CONGRATULATIONS to our Accessibility Gold Medalists—the dedicated faculty and staff who completed the challenge and truly earned their stripes!  The Accessibility Gold...

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New Gen AI Literacy Course Focuses on Careers

New Gen AI Literacy Course Focuses on Careers

Gen AI might not be coming for your job, but it is coming to the workplace. Soon, everyone will need at least some AI awareness in order to do their jobs, says CIT instructor Stewart Jack. That’s why he designed NMC’s new Intro to Generative AI elective with a career...

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There’s a New Font in Town

There’s a New Font in Town

That’s right, and its name is Atkinson Hyperlegible, and it is free and available in Google!  Though this font has been around since 2022, you may not have heard of it. It is from the Braille Institute and it increases readability for low-vision readers. To learn...

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Math Faculty Take on ICTCM 2026

Math Faculty Take on ICTCM 2026

Houston, we have... a great math conference! Our very own Tony Jenkins, Deb Pharo, Becca Richardson, and Jim Nelson recently returned from the 2026 International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics (ICTCM) in Houston, Texas. Between exploring the latest...

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SXSW-EDU: A recap in Limmerick Form

SXSW-EDU: A recap in Limmerick Form

An owl named Swoop went to Austin town, To see what the school folks at SXSW-Edu had found. The day before, he visited the Botanical Garden, Nine and a half miles walked, his feet didn’t harden, Though, afterwards, to bed he was bound! The Big Walk With twenty-one...

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Spring Break PD with CIE, NMC Mag at AWP

Spring Break PD with CIE, NMC Mag at AWP

As we prepare for another snowstorm and extended winter here in Michigan just a couple of weeks before spring break, I have been thinking back, especially warmly, to my PD trip last March. During spring break of ‘25 I was fortunate to take NMC Magazine literary staff/...

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