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Dan Ryan: Reflections on Education, Information, Technology, and Tomorrow

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"But even if they are not valid, they do tell you something…."

September 22, 2016 Dan Ryan

Remember, “validity” means “they measure what you think they measure.” “Data driven” can also mean driven right off the side of the road. From Inside

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Taking Note of Taking Notes on a Laptop

August 1, 2015 Dan Ryan

From Harvard Business Review BUSINESS WRITING What You Miss When You Take Notes on Your Laptop Maggy McGloin JULY 31, 2015 Even in my relatively

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Real "Competencies" for the 21st Century

April 23, 2014 Dan Ryan

Music to my ears. Sarah Lawrence, long known for its innovative approach to liberal arts education (still using narrative evaluations – something we could adopt

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Peer to Peer Education: Can Students Teach One Another?

October 17, 2010 Dan Ryan

One of society’s major “information institutions” is, of course, the university (and colleges, too). In these institutions information is generated, classified, evaluated, sanctioned, organized, and

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