Update to Drupal Web Pages
I’ve reconfigured Drupal today to act more like a blog. Maybe I’ll be switching from Blogger?
I’ve reconfigured Drupal today to act more like a blog. Maybe I’ll be switching from Blogger?
I stumbled on a white paper by Barnes and Nobel College titled, “Inspire Evolution: Increasing Faculty Technology Use in Higher Education“. I didn’t know Barnes & Noble College was an entity, but as I found on their website they “serve over 6 million students and faculty members and operate 773 campus stores nationwide” and Barnes…
As I posted in my Blogger account post about Blog Usability I was violating a lot of the top 10 principles. Let's see if this site is better?
Historically, the New Media Consortium (NMC) and its annual Horizon Report was a good source of information about “what’s next” and “what’s on the minds of educators”. Now that the NMC has been acquired by EDUCAUSE, I’ve started using their surveys as ways to frame perceived need (in papers and presentations) and to consider projects…
This morning I came across a fascinating article from last year about ComVu PocketCaster, an application that facilitates LIVE (yes, live – as in right this second as it is happening) videocasting from a mobile device (such as my brand new Cingular 8125). The article is from my all time favorite newsletters at Springwise.com. Springwise…
I have a hunch this will be the first of many “I knew him when …” stories! Check out the recent profile of an NSF-funded Esports project with Dr. Jason Engerman, Assistant Professor at East Stroudsburg University (ESU). As presented in the profile: Esports is competitive gaming, meaning students will play video games they already…
The worst part about getting an online degree from a university in another state is missing the big football games on Saturday. The planets have aligned and my undergrad school, University of Wisconsin – Madison, is playing my husband's undergrad school, Western Illinois Leathernecks, on Saturday. So, we're sitting at Newark about to get on…