Monthly Archives: February 2009

Podcasts will (save/replace) us all!

This is a bit of a follow up to the paper I wrote last semester that I posted a few weeks ago. I’m going to go off on a bit of a rant (like I didn’t vent enough in the … Continue reading

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Bullets = death

I’m not referring of course, to the bullets that come out of a gun, but rather the ubiquitous bullet point: • I was told 4 years ago to have my wisdom teeth taken out, which I put off (a brilliant … Continue reading

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The speed of instruction

This past week, I received a strange piece of mail. It was a paper I wrote for one of my classes, one that I have been finished with for almost 2 months. This is the first time that I’ve ever … Continue reading

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Podcasts in education

Another mile long paper that I wrote last semester for my Foundations of Educational Research class, presented here for the purposes of personal archiving. In my next post, I’ll go into all the insights I’ve gained since turning it in. … Continue reading

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Pimping the institution

That’s a billboard I must pass a dozen or more times a month, but I only recently noticed it. Clearly in these hard economic times, the U is really trying to push distance learning… but this attempt feels more like … Continue reading

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