Has the media pounded this topic into the ground yet? Do you remember what happened today in 1997? Do you remember what you were doing?
I remember because it changed the way I tell stories. And probably served as a role model for the way others tell stories, too.
Mark Hertzberg broke the news […]
Conspiracy is one of those words that evokes action, isn’t it?
Soon, you will receive an Outlook® Meeting planner or notice about the Lunch and Learn schedule. They are planned for the last Wednesday of each month beginning in Septemberand will begin at 12:10 (a clue). Each session will give some helpful advice […]
Yesterday’s Insider Higher Ed Insidehighered.com reported on a meeting over the weekend of the American Psychological Association. Research presented there reporte on how students evaluate textbooks and the factors that make them more or less likely to read textbooks. I think there is a corollary to other instructional media from […]
Read full post...The summer has been typically hot, and on hot weekends, I don’t work as fast as other days. The roof rafters progress has been slow, but I finished securing the rafters Monday night. The rafters were cut in place and nailed at the walls, and were supported by Simpson brackets at the ridge […]
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As many of you know, this is my first official blog in my new role as Education Technology Strategist. Without a doubt, the longest job title that will physically fit on a business card.
First, what exactly is an Education Technology Strategist?
Let me see if I can answer that by using examples from other […]
