PaperBoat
Currently in development, PaperBoat is an online writer’s service that speeds the work of research and research writing while simultaneously teaching less experienced writers the art and science of appropriate Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Education
The City of Yes and the City of No
A Philosophy of Academic Leadership Better let me be tossed around– To the end of my days, between the city of Yes and the city of No! —Yevgeny Continue Reading →
Four or Five Sacred Trees
My Educational Philosophy (for Jennifer, Matt, Rebecca, and Natalie) My educational philosophy is informed by at least four influential streams: the centrality of communication; the ideals of a liberal education; Continue Reading →
The Semantic Web: Ain’t No Goin’ Back Now
Image via Wikipedia I’m slated to deliver a presentation on the semantic web at the League for Innovation’s annual Conference on Information Technology. As a sneak peek at my focus, Continue Reading →
Rejected in This Life (And the Second One)
Image by KatieL366 via Flickr I am continuing to find the exercises that I require of my students in Second Life to evoke real pangs of suffering and empathy. (You’ll Continue Reading →
The Vision of Total Personality Unfoldment in Web 3.0
Image via Wikipedia The vision of Web 3.0, better known as the Semantic Web, is one in which humanity’s search for meaning (not just information) is governed by machine intelligences—and Continue Reading →
What a Huge Ego
I spend hours learning about technology and dreaming up new ways of making thinking transparent with computers. When I stop long enough to reflect on the number of hours I Continue Reading →