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Open Access, Public Intellectualism, and Academic Reform
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By Trent Kays on Jan 3rd, 2012
  1. Academia
  2. Higher Education
  3. Culture
  1. Academics
  2. higher education
  3. open access
  4. public intellectuals
  5. reform

(This post is cross posted on my website: Rhetorical Rumination)
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ePIC 2012: 10th International ePortfolio and Identity Conference
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By esther linley on Sep 15th, 2011
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Data & Information
  3. Assessment & Evaluation
  4. Internet & Web 2.0
  5. Digital Humanities
  6. International & Global
  7. Digital Media & Learning
  8. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  9. Higher Education
  10. Institutions & Organizations
  11. Online Identity
  12. Social Networks & Social Media
  13. K-12 Learning
  14. Pedagogy & Teaching
  15. Research & Methodologies
  16. Sciences & Neurosciences
  17. Community & Policy
  18. Technology
  1. academic technology
  2. digital identity
  3. evaluation
  4. healthcare
  5. higher education
  6. pedagogy

 
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UK Colleges Adopt Grading Invented for 19th C Factory Workers (Timely? Not!)
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By Cathy Davidson on Jun 22nd, 2011
  1. Assessment & Evaluation
  2. Higher Education
  1. grading
  2. Higher Ed
  3. higher education
  4. Times Higher Ed
  5. UK
  6. universities

Well, one step forward, two steps back.   Today six UK universities proudly announced they were modernizing higher ed by abandoning the...
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Patching Up the Faulty Towers Argument: A Response to the Nation
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By Cathy Davidson on May 9th, 2011
  1. Higher Education
  1. higher education
  2. income gap
  3. Milken Institute
  4. The Nation

Only about half of Yale's graduating PhD students were finding jobs before the financial collapse, says a Yale professor in a compelling article...
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Should Schools Teach Social Media? Response to NYT
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By Cathy Davidson on Mar 13th, 2011
  1. Higher Education
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. higher education
  2. job training
  3. social media
  4. social networking

 
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Why Higher Ed Fails at Job Preparation--and What We Can Do About it
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By Cathy Davidson on Feb 27th, 2011
  1. Higher Education
  1. higher education
  2. industrialism
  3. job preparation
  4. Master's in Knowledge and Networks

Why Higher Ed Fails at Job Preparation--and What We Can Do About It

 

(This is reblogged from nowyouseeit.net:  with the...
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HASTAC Co-Founder Cathy Davidson nominated by President Obama to NHC
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By Mandy Dailey on Dec 7th, 2010
  1. Government & Politics
  2. Higher Education
  1. Cathy Davidson
  2. higher education
  3. NHC
  4. White House

We at HASTAC were honored to receive this press release announcing President Obama's intent to nominate HASTAC Co-Founder Cathy N. Davidson to the...
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"The Revolution Must Be Within"
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By Erin Stratos on Oct 16th, 2010
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Higher Education
  3. Technology
  1. crisis
  2. higher education
  3. humanities
  4. revolution
  5. technology

 
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It's Not a Crisis in the Humanities, It's a Crisis in the Society
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By Cathy Davidson on Oct 16th, 2010
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Higher Education
  3. Technology
  1. crisis
  2. higher education
  3. humanities
  4. technology

Next time I hear about a university closing a French Department or a Film and New Media Studies Department on the grounds that the humanities are...
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Layering Classroom Conversation Through Back Channeling
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By Rebecca Burns on Sep 27th, 2010
  1. HASTAC Conferences & Events
  2. Higher Education
  3. Social Networks & Social Media
  4. Pedagogy & Teaching
  1. #HASTAC10
  2. back channel
  3. conversation
  4. discourse
  5. higher education
  6. participation
  7. pedagogy

My colleagues and I have been frustrated by the level of participation in our classes. It seems as if only a few students are participating -...
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