What is on the Horizon Report for 2014?
It is that time of the year when the New Media Consortium comes out with its Horizon Report. Each year, I look forward to reading this report because it lets… Read more »
Category: Instruction/Learning Strategies
A Look at Some High-Speed Reading Lists
What you do and how you do it are largely shaped by what you learn. One of the ways you can learn is through professional reading. Jefferson, Adams, and Franklin… Read more »
Our Founding Fathers Rocked Their Personal Learning Networks
I think the success of our founding fathers was based largely on the personal learning network they each created. In a previous post, I talked about the volume of information… Read more »
Is It Really Cheating?
I am almost done teaching my first course for the University of Wyoming. It is an Introduction to Online Teaching. I personally think the class has been wonderful, but it… Read more »
Some New Things I Have Learned About Google Scholar
In my class, Intro to Online Teaching, one of the discussion threads happened to address Google Scholar. As a fan of this topic, I was happy to see this discussion…. Read more »
Accessing Zotero From an iPad? It’s Now Possible
As many of you already know, I am a huge fan of Zotero. I announced when they created access from browsers other than FireFox, and I also announced when they… Read more »