Trump and his sticks and stones. More...
18 octobre 2017
18 octobre 2017
Math Geek Mom: Looking Back and Ahead
The Mathematical concept of “chaos” describes the hidden patterns underneath what appears to be random behavior. Central to this concept is the idea that small changes (such as butterfly wings flapping miles away) can have big effects. More...
18 octobre 2017
Learning from Talking Robots and Flatulent Cats
By Margaret Andrews. The Wall Street Journal isn’t a publication I turn to for comic relief (although I do really like their Pepper. . . and Salt cartoons), so I was delighted to find a funny and educationally-relevant article this morning about two kids playing with Legos. More...
18 octobre 2017
Guest Post: After Harvey, by Lee Matalone
By Oronte. There is something inherently warm about a Polaroid photo. Maybe it’s the saturation of color in the print, the vividness of a moment we can hold in a square in our hands. Maybe it’s the camera’s non-critical eye, which can make even the most unphotogenic of us look like part-time models. More...
18 octobre 2017
NYC Street Photographer Donato DiCamillo, in the Deep South
By Oronte. In early November 2016 I drove from Lake Charles, Louisiana, where we live now, to the Houston airport, to pick up New York City street photographer Donato DiCamillo. There wasn’t time to park in a garage, so I sat in a line of cars under a massive concrete building, regretting the giant cup of Diet Coke. More...
18 octobre 2017
President Kurtz
By Oronte. In an undergrad class we recently finished a unit on three Heart of Darkness texts: the novella itself; the film Apocalypse Now; and Hearts of Darkness, the documentary made, in part, from footage shot by Eleanor Coppola as her husband struggled to finish Apocalypse. The interest is in how the book and films talk to each other, and what they have to say to our time. More...
18 octobre 2017
Cambridge University - Crushing It on Social Media
By Eric Stoller. At 10:17AM on November 9, 2016, Cambridge University tweeted out a single emoji. The "neutral face" emoji was anything but neutral on the morning after the most-recent US presidential election. More...
18 octobre 2017
Reading Google Reviews of Your University
By Eric Stoller. People write online reviews for a lot of things these days. Most reviews are honest and accurate representations of an experience with a company, service, organization, university, etc. More...
18 octobre 2017
Tales from the Tabs: Apps, Leadership, Students, and Digital in 14 Links
By Eric Stoller. It's been a while since I did a "Tales from the Tabs" post. Essentially, these posts are curation posts that are chock full of useful reads. More...
18 octobre 2017
May's Lies Will Not Win the Day Because #WeAreInternational
By Eric Stoller. Her ongoing assertion that more than 100,000 international students were overstaying their student visas in the UK has turned out to be completely false (the actual number is 4,617). More...
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