By Joshua Kim. Leading Change by John P. Kotter
First published in 1996. Audiobook, (how I read the book), published in 2012.
There are two big conversations going on in higher education - conversations that are largely separate, distinct, and siloed from each other. Read more...
By Joshua Kim. The people who work at colleges and universities now find themselves operating in one of two modes: permanent scarcity or permanent crisis.
Scarcity and crisis are the new higher ed normal. Read more...
By Joshua Kim. The last book I read was an excellent thriller called The Short Drop, written by Matthew FitzSimmons. By Joshua Kim. How many old-fashioned telephone conference calls have you participated in this month?By Joshua Kim. On Monday I blocked my calendar, stopped answering e-mail, and devoted (most of my) attention to watching the 3/21 Apple live event. Read more...By Joshua Kim. What is fascinating about David Burkus’ new book on organizational change is that not one of his case studies comes from higher ed. Read more...By Joshua Kim. Before I recommend Smarter Faster Better (which I highly recommend) - I’d like to ask you 5 questions. Read more...By Joshua Kim. This need for criticism is particularly true in higher education. Without honest critiques, our colleges and universities are in danger of succumbing to faddism, group think, and stagnation. Read more...By Joshua Kim. EdTech professionals are learning nerds. They love any educator who is interested in making changes to improve learning. Read more...By Joshua Kim. This past month Jessica Lahey, the author of the education-disguised-as-parenting-book The Gift of Failure, was on campus to talk about her book. Read more.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)
