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THATCamp returns to Texas!
So, once again, this space finds itself neglected while all manner of other developments take place. However, for at least this evening, I’ve found some material that I wrote already that I thought I’d re-post here and kill the proverbial … Continue reading
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Busy, Busy, Busy…
…so much so that I’m using the “Quickpress” feature of the Dashboard for the first time. Unfortunately for my pedagogical musings here on this blog, my grad school writing and reading obligations have been eating up my time. Moreover, my … Continue reading
Yahoo Pipes makes my brain hurt
The spaghetti-like image above is my brother-in-law’s clever solution (via Yahoo Pipes) to my plea in the last post about displaying both the commenter and the blog on which the comment was made in the RSS feed. This set-up works … Continue reading
“This topic is impossible!”: Students, Research, and Technology (Part I)
Technology and its effects on the contemporary student mind (and perhaps more broadly, the intelligence of all human-kind) seems to be a divisive issue judging from The Atlantic‘s waffling attitudes toward this topic within the past year (see Nicholas Carr’s … Continue reading
