This post is not specifically about assessment, but it relates to the larger conversation of which assessment is but one component : the future of
Category: politics
Is There a Right to Data Collection?
What’s more socially harmful: politicians not knowing what sound bite will play well or voters being mislead by scurrilous misinformation? New Hampshire is one state
White House College Scorecard Suggestions
The White House asked for some feedback on their proposed “scorecard” for higher education cost and value which is intended “to make it easier for
Sociology of Information in the New York Times
BUSINESS DAY The Beauty Contest That’s Shaking Wall St. By ROBERT J. SHILLER Published: September 3, 2011 Why all the sharp swings in the stock
Sociology of Information Gaffes
Much has been made of VP candidate Joe Biden’s capacity to put his fut in his mouth. In this morning’s paper, reporter John Broder (“Hanging
Innoeduvation 