If you follow this blog with any regularity then a) you’re a masochist and b) you know every so often I start talking about the [[City University of New York]]. I can’t help it, I was a wayward English Ph.D. student at the CUNY Graduate School, and before I got sucked into the vortex of [...]
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Web Spaces of Hope: David Harvey shares his Capital
Published by June 20th, 2008 in Uncategorized. 6 CommentsMario A. Núñez Molina did some research on Universities that are using WordPress Multi-User in this post. There are at least ten colleges and universities on that list that I wasn’t aware of before reading the post. Something that is extremely exciting for me, because there are far more universities experimenting with WPMu [...]
Señor DJ Lamb: Vancouver Virtuoso of Vermin
Published by September 30th, 2007 in Uncategorized. 6 CommentsAs Scott, Brian, D’Arcy and I headed out of Logan on Friday afternoon we were bantering in the soccer mom minivan when D’Arcy, in his usual wry way, said, “Does anyone else have a rat problem?” We all busted out laughing simultaneously, and it was at that moment that the genius of Brian Lamb’s [...]
Open Education: How do we build relevance?
Published by September 29th, 2007 Uncategorizedin . 14 CommentsWell, I am finally decompressing from the Open Education 2007 conference, and its been an interesting three days. Among the numerous highlights was re-connecting (in person) with D’Arcy, Scott, and Brian, as well as meeting folks I have followed through the tubes like David Wiley. Not to mention all the new folks I have [...]
I can’t begin to tell you how deeply I respect the intellectual generosity of D’Arcy Norman. Presenting with him at the Open Ed 2007 conference at Utah State University was an absolute honor and pleasure. He’s already done a nice job re-capping his portion of the session which was much more coherent than he suggests [...]
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