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Chris Friend
I have here this giant ethernet cable, but I can't find a giant outlet around here. Who uses wired connections anymore, anyway?
Effective online education enhances the student/teacher connection, enhances a student’s ability to learn, or utilizes online tools as the curriculum.
Knitting needles and pink yarn. Looks like the start of something fun!
Can we expect our students to use our tools, especially when they involve third parties, outside products, or accounts with questionable privacy practices?
dirty spokes of a hubcap
Apple’s iCloud document management centers on applications and considers information to be of secondary importance. Dropbox offers greater flexibility.
Two for tea? Make it five. Identical. People. Pinkies up, everyone!
While preparing for exams, I realized the way I have been studying and taking notes the entire time had been completely, horribly, disastrously wrong.
If we could juuuuust fit into those grooves, everything would be fine…right?
I turn to massive open online courses — MOOCs — for some inspiration to reform our on-ground classes and resist the mechanization of our students.
Audiobook cover for Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain
I offer reflections on ways introversion affects — I dare say enriches — aspects of life typically overlooked by the norms of social expectations.
White background; Black text “Star Trek” in all caps on left; silhouette of warping Enterprise on right
Reviewing Star Trek: Into Darkness, with particular focus on characters and music, plus a dose of frustration for how closely it mirrored previous films.
I wonder what's behind Door Number One
I sincerely hope I never have my laptop stolen. But if I do, I know I have automatic, redundant, off-site, encrypted, recoverable backups. Do you?
Bead of dew hangs from a single blade of grass. I wonder how long it will stay there.
I want to make sure each students' assignments are designed with re-consumption in mind. In other words, I want my classroom to go green.
person stares at confusing sign showing counter-clockwise arrow inside the circle of a larger clockwise arrow. No, I don't have any idea either.
I had never before seen a conference session so acutely aware of the needs of differences than one chaired by Margaret Price. It blew me away, but subtly.
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