Tag Archives: Teaching
Lecture notes & copyright
I have an admission to make. When I was an undergraduate, I bought a lot of notes. And I did far better in the courses in which I did. The process was easy. Show up to class the first week to get the syllabus. See if the university library or any other local libraries had […]
Are “strange” courses best?
Via Tomorrow’s Professor I find this list of the top 25 strangest university courses. First, an observation: few of these strike me as all that strange. Perhaps it is because I am in a field–communication–that is often associated with courses about popular culture that might otherwise be considered trivial (courses in soap opera and games […]
Hello, world
Allen, who took the snapshot to the right, emailed and reminded me of this short piece I wrote for our alumni magazine (Quinnipiac Magazine) last fall. Here it is: Hello World! Technology opening classroom doors University campuses often reflect the character of their community, and that feels especially true here in the shadow of the […]
Breeze & Transparency online