Why do these kids give me their email addresses (so we can plan stuff for our group project), when they won’t even bother to acknowledge the emails I’ve sent?
don’t the kids all talk by instatextagramr or something these days?
has email become old fashioned?
Didn’t I also set up a “GroupMe” per their request, but have they even looked/replied to that? Care to take a guess?
Bitter, moi???
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Haven’t I made that very point on this forum before? Don’t youngsters think of email the way we think of rotary dial phones?
Don’t you need to offer bribes inducements to timely participation? Can’t it be just about anything (a stick of gum, even) because it becomes a game/challenge then, instead of a requirement?
Millenials need tangible incentives? Shouldn’t they be motivated by the fact that post-project peer evals can make or break one’s grade?
Humans have a tendency to be human at any stage of development, right?
Isn’t it a known trick in business to have a candy bowl on your desk? Can’t I get my nearly-90-year-old dad to feel loved just by bringing him an apple pie? Don’t people play poker that much more ruthlessly if they’re betting quarters instead of just playing for fun?
Didn’t I learn that my uncles really suck at poker while betting nickels and quarters one night?
Maybe you should be glad they didn’t all insist on using SnapChat for communications?
Is that one o’ them nekkid people apps?
Do you not have a Slack channel?
Don’t I, though?
Oh, did you mean some other sort of slack?
Do you think I have any idea what I’m talking about?
Did I ever mention the time I put “I can only be contacted by rotary dial phone” on my syllabus?
Don’t I want to steal that next time I teach?
Why isn’t there an xkcd about obligatory xkcds yet?
Too meta?
Aren’t you just quoting fragments from Silicon Valley like the rest of us?