All told, I have probably spent 20 full person-years in college and university classrooms. I’ve taught courses in sociology, public policy, information science, design, philosophy,
Category: technology
Will Traditional Higher Ed Be Disrupted by Pragmatic Tech Training?
I think the author overstates the prevalence and significance of the phenomenon he points to (the rise of ALPs – accelerated learning programs), but he’s
This is Your Brain on Pen and Paper
From Chronicle.com Continue Reading at Chronicle.com
Social Media as Intellectual Distraction and Impediment to Sociality?
From the New York Times… Read More
A Feminist Alternative to MOOCs?
Feminist Anti-MOOCInside Higher Ed August 19, 2013 By Scott Jaschik At first glance, “Feminism and Technology” sounds like another massive open online open course. The course
No Such Thing as Evanescent Data
Pretty good coverage of the “iphone keeps track of where you’ve been” story in today’s NYT “Inquiries Grow Over Apple’s Data Collection Practices” and in
Innoeduvation 