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This week saw another mostly celebratory account of iPads in schools in the New York Times, "Math That Moves: Schools Embrace the iPad," by...
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tl;dr: I'm building a technical class for the humanistic brain: an on-ramp to computing that isn't scared of coding but never looses sight of...
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We're very excited about the HASTAC 2010: Grand Challenges and Global Innovations coming up April 15-17. It's a virtual conference, with...
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I'm aware of several programs tailored directly to work in the digital humanities and sciences (as with those listed in Matthew Kirschenbaum's...
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I often lecture or blog about grading, arguing that the way we now assign grades is an antiquated system that may have worked well for the...
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How can we make education as open as the open web? How can we take the fundamental principles that Tim Berners-Lee used to design the World...
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US professors who reach for technology in the classroom are choosing PeopleSoft and Powerpoint over blogs and wikis, as revealed by a study discussed...
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Andrew Trotter has a recent article in Education Week's Digital Directions titled "Mobile Devices Seen as Key to 21st-Century Learning" in which he...
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The New York Times today has an article, "In Tough Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth." Here's the url. http://nytimes.com/2009/...