By Wendy Robinson. Successfully defending my dissertation was the hoped-for, and even to some extent expected, outcome. Still, it felt surreal to walk across campus knowing that I was essentially done being a student for the rest of my life. Read more...
By Travis Grandy. While it might be easy to base your writing schedule off of the academic calendar (i.e. the flurry of writing seminar papers that happens in the last two to three weeks of the semester in a haze of caffeine and all-nighters), you’re probably also familiar with the burnt-out feeling you get after pushing through a period of intense writing. Read more...
By Anjali Gopal. Email can be one of the most stressful and time-consuming parts of your day if you don’t have a good system for handling it. Read more...
By Joshua Kim. The first colleague that I heard refer to themselves as a student of higher education was Dave Cormier. Not as an expert in higher education. (Which he is). But as a student of higher education. Read more...By Joshua Kim. How could you teach architectural design to someone who does not think that they are interested in architecture. Read more...By Joshua Kim. One of the most enjoyable aspects of my work is when I’m invited to speak at a peer institution. Read more...By Joshua Kim. The average American spends more than 490 minutes per day consuming some sort of media. That is more than 8 hours. Read more...By Joshua Kim. A modest meeting etiquette proposal for your consideration:
By Joshua Kim. Can our preferences be decoded? Given enough data, can what we will choose be predicted? How much are tastes even our own, rather than the product of marketing, manipulation, and persuasion. Read more...By Joshua Kim. My edtech tribe is vulnerable to the disease of techno-enthusiasm. Our faith tempts us to believe that technological advances equate with advances in learning. Read more.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)
