Category Archives: Teaching

Ang Lecture

By alex | Published: 9/29/2005
On Monday (10/3), Ang Peng Hwa, Dean of the School of Communication and Information at NTU, will be giving a talk entitled “The UN Working Group on Internet Governance: An Insider’s Perspective.” (Yes, a practice run for his keynote at IR 6.0, I’m sure.) The talk is at 2pm in 545 O’Brian. I would encourage […]
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Blogging / Wiki slides

By alex | Published: 9/28/2005
Presentation in a few minutes on blogging and wikis in teaching. Here is a pdf of the slides: pdf The presentation detailed here is a bit generic. I’ll see if I can capture audio for it as well. Hopefully, we can do something a bit less linear with the process.
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Cancelled Office Hours

By alex | Published: 9/26/2005
Just a quick note that this week I will not be in my office during normal office hours, as I am participating in a workshop. Meant to note this in class, but the week snuck up on me. Always happy to chat via phone, or catch me in the hall sometime on Wednesday.
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Binary Encoding

By alex | Published: 9/25/2005
On Wednesday, I prematurely aborted the discussion of coding. I’ve gotten a couple of emails on this now, the one most recent from Richard. To remind you, we had a four-symbol code, consisting of H, A, L, and _. If these symbols were equally distributed, we the number of bits required is 2. We know […]
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