The Future of The Future of Higher Education
The Future of The Future of Higher Education
Then What?
By Laura Tropp. There are so many stories in the news about how helicopter parenting hurts kids. Comics make fun of it. Stories constantly warn about the dangers of it. It may cause a “psychological blowback” in College. Read more...
Math Geek Mom: Cultural References
By Rosemarie Emanuele. Economists talk about buying things that we “need and want.” However, in thinking about this, the distinction between needs and wants is often not made, although it was one that I considered when I decided not to buy a television while in graduate school, due to my limited income. Read more...
Math Geek Mom: Random Encounters
By Rosemarie Emanuele. Ever an economist, trying to get the most from a limited budget, the “extreme couponer” in me came out recently when I went to a local store with a coupon promising me quite a bit of a discount if I spent a specified amount at that store. Read more...
Whose Journal is This, Anyway?
By Barbara Fister. Last week, the editors and editorial board of Lingua, a long-established linguistics journal, resigned to found a new open access journal, Glossa. One of the questions raised in the ensuing conversation is “wait, who really owns this thing?” Read more...
Big Data and the Logic of Consumerism
By Barbara Fister. Last month The Intercept, an online muckraking news source that was founded last year by Glenn Greenwald and others, released a trove of leaked classified documents about our drone warfare in the Middle East and Africa. Though it was mostly ignored by the media, it was an important story. Read more...
On a “Less Commercial” EDUCAUSE
Steve Jobs: The Movie and the Zeitgeist
CJIS
By Tracy Mitrano. A few blog posts ago, I wrote about body worn cameras on campus law enforcement. Since then I have been thinking more about the standards required for the storage and transmission of the video. Read more...