Tag Archives: Peer-to-peer

Massifying Higher Learning

By alex | Published: 11/18/2013

Unless you’ve been under a rock for the last few years, you know that there has been a massive change in education recently. Sure, some of the hyperbole has abated, but there are a lot of people who are still thinking about how a single person might teach more than a classroom. In some cases, […]

Posted in Teaching | Also tagged Alternative education, book, Distance education, E-learning, education, Educational psychology, Experiential education, mooc, Philosophy of education, publishing, Teacher | 2 Comments

Review: Planned Obsolescence

By alex | Published: 4/12/2012

It is rare that how a book is made is as important as its content. Robert Rodriguezâ€™s El Mariachi stands on its own as an outstanding action film, yet it is a rare review that does not mention the tiny budget with which it was accomplished. And here it is difficult to resist the urge […]

Posted in Research | Also tagged Academic Publishing, author, El Mariachi, Electronic publishing, Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Library and information science, media forms, MediaCommons, New York, New York University, New York University Press, NYU Press, online journals, Open access, Peer review, Planned obsolescence, review, Robert Rodriguez, Scholarly Communication, Scientific literature | Leave a comment

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