By Joshua Kim. What the most hated company in America might be telling us about the reasons behind the stalled progress in educational technology. More...

By Joshua Kim. Readers of Walter Isaacson delightful new book Leonardo da Vinci were maybe less surprised than everyone else by the $450 million auction price for the Salvator Mundi. More...

By Joshua Kim. During the first dotcom bubble I was an early employee of a company first founded in 1768. Actually, I was an early employee of Britannica.com Education, a failure of operatic proportions in which I played a small role in hastening that cycle of corporate value destruction. More...

By Joshua Kim. For a few years now I’ve been trying to make sense of life in a small college town.  The Sum of Small Things may provide some important clues to piecing together that particular puzzle. More...

By Joshua Kim. A list of the 2017 digital learning innovation conferences that I attended, and those that I missed. More...

By Joshua Kim. EdTech people should read World Without Mind. We should ask ourselves, is edtech doing to higher ed what the fearsome four (Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon) are doing to media, publishing, and the associated information industries. More...

By Joshua Kim. Any lessons from @Apple?
The conventional wisdom is that we all need a professional digital presence. More...

By Joshua Kim. I recently read about the idea for the Tesla Network, and I’ve been trying to figure out if this business and technology story has anything to tell us about how we might construct the future of higher ed. More...

By Joshua Kim. Zoom is the web conferencing system that everyone I know across higher ed seems to really like. When talking to colleagues at other schools, they often mention that they have moved from some other platform to Zoom. More...

By Joshua Kim. The growth of non-faculty postsecondary staff is blamed for everything from rising higher education costs, increased student debt, and the loss of faculty autonomy. More...