By Joshua Kim. Should university units that house instructional designers offer their services to campus partners on a chargeback or fee-for-service basis. More...
14 janvier 2020
14 janvier 2020
Instructure's Lessons
By Joshua Kim. Why the shift to cloud LMS platforms a decade ago is analogous to the transition to low-cost online scaled master's programs today. More...
14 janvier 2020
Only Books
By Joshua Kim. Placing books, rather than articles or podcasts or social media, at the center of our conversations. More...
14 janvier 2020
Why Now Is the Time to Talk About ‘The Immigrant Advantage’
By Joshua Kim. A cognitive defect that I suffer from, but which I don’t think has been named yet, is a bias toward reading only newly published books.
This bias is amplified by the economics of digital goods and the scary monopoly power of Amazon in digital books. More...
14 janvier 2020
‘Hotbox,’ High-End Catering and Higher Ed
By Joshua Kim. An excellent addition to the Kitchen Confidential genre of nonfiction. More...
14 janvier 2020
Netflix, Low-Cost Online Master's Programs and 'That Will Never Work’
By Joshua Kim. Why higher ed today is like Blockbuster Video, circa 2000. More...
14 janvier 2020
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish*
By Barbara Fister. It’s been a good ride. For 10 years, I’ve been an Inside Higher Ed blogger. I’ll be sad to leave the blogging team, but after 10 years readers have probably had enough of me. (Ever since the days of sharing my opinions on library Listservs in the 1990s, I have always imagined eyes rolling as my name pops up: not that woman again!) Opinions, I have them. More...
14 janvier 2020
A Babel Fish Bookshelf
By Barbara Fister. For years I've kept some sort of record of what I've been reading, though it's not always complete. (I use LibraryThing -- it has both a handy phone app and an excellent privacy policy.) Here are a few books I read this year that I found especially illuminating or enjoyable. More...
14 janvier 2020
Change and Agency
By Barbara Fister. I’ve always had a prickly relationship with the word “change” when it comes to libraries. It has been invoked as both an existential threat -- we had better change, and fast, or we’ll be irrelevant -- and as an imperative -- you must change, or you’re one of those stodgy people who stands in the way of progress. More...
14 janvier 2020
One Last Thought
By Barbara Fister. We are in a global epistemological crisis, one that's largely invisible by design. More...
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