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The NYTimes Highlights the EdTech Opportunity
Who are the media companies dipping into the education business? They include: Discovery (the cable TV company), News Corp, NBCUniversal, and Walt Disney.
Mothering at Mid-Career: Pre-Semester Bullet Points
My first teaching day is a week away and I think my syllabus is ready, amazingly. I e-mailed a link to it to all my students and I believe it was less than an hour before a student e-mailed me back to ask about a date confusion--alas, there was a typo in what I sent out. It's fixed now, but it's not exactly how I intended to appear to my students. Ah, well, perhaps it's just as well that they get used to the idea that I am not, in fact, always going to be right. (Far from it.)
Mothering at Mid-Career: Pre-Semester Bullet Points
· My first teaching day is a week away and I think my syllabus is ready, amazingly. I e-mailed a...
Modes of Higher Ed Capacity Building for South Korea's South Coast Sun Belt
What to do when development strategies for a city-region change, but there is limited higher education capacity in said region? This issue emerged this summer when, following a work-related visit to Beijing in late July, I spent four fascinating days in Yeosu, a city of approximately 300,000 located near the southeast tip of South Korea.
Further Updates From #ASA2012: Men's Friendships, NCLB, and Outputs
One of the great things about the ASA Annual meetings is the Film/Video Screenings. While I missed the one showing of Jessica Valenti’s The Purity Myth, I did get to catch Erik Santiago’s Five Friends, which was very moving. The film focuses on male friendships and centers on a 65-year old man named Hank. (While watching the film, I couldn’t help but think of my husband and 7-year old son who were participating in a Father/Son weekend at a boy’s camp on Squam Lake in NH (aka the On Golden Pond lake)).
What Jay Wexler Knows: Talking about The Adventures of Ed Tuttle, Associate Justice
Jay Wexler is a tenured law professor at Boston University. He also uses his time to write creatively.
Productivity and My Menu Bar Heroes
Have you ever organized an unconference session? Being good Gradhacker readers, I’m sure many of you have. My first was at the Digital Humanities Summer Institute this year at the University of Victoria. I proposed a session I called “Free and Cheap Apps to Improve Your Life.” For some reason, that made people laugh. For some other reason, people decided to come!
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