Blogs

This was sent to me by a student using my book, The Writer's Practice, in her class. It seemed too good not to share.

Recruitment, selection effects revisited and situational tachycardia.

The primary goal during our pandemic period shouldn't be to return to face-to-face instruction. First order of business is to avoid disruption.

What happens when everyone takes online classes?

Why near-universal remote work is translating into an unsustainable proliferation of virtual meetings.

A clear choice for those who care about higher education.

How a special newspaper section can prompt a serious reflection about this nation’s past and about history education more broadly.

A series of events has converged to put new impetus behind sharing courses online. The COVID-19 pandemic, rapid deployment of remote learning, growth of MOOCs and mounting financial pressure on colleges and universities have combined to open minds on this topic.