Last night in Princeton; reaching deep for Gatsby quotes
Michael Gallagher"The Middle West now seemed like the ragged edge of the universe"-F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby That is how I view the Midwest as well, my first home. Holds…
Open education, open research, and co-authoring our knowledge base: Here comes everybody
I should just come out and say it from the beginning. A paper about open education that is authored by a single person feels (not necessarily is) a little anachronistic…
Identifying the Hanging Gardens of Babylon: The Tamarisk and Date-Palm (via )
I am relatively proud of this post and thankful that I do this sort of thing for a living. An interesting post on the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World…
Fracturing the Inevitably of the Past through Augmented Reality: MLearning Idea for the Day (and Historypin)
(Decision Point) I was reading through one of my favorite blogs Play the Past, which discusses the intersection between games and cultural history (or gaming cultural history). One of…
Fracturing the Inevitably of the Past through Augmented Reality: MLearning and Historypin
I was reading through one of my favorite blogs Play the Past, which discusses the intersection between games and cultural history (or gaming cultural history). One of the posts in…
Networks and connections as mooring and celestial navigation: motivation
As soon as questions of will or decision or reason or choice of action arise, human science is at a loss. -Noam Chomsky I have been posting quite a bit…
Minority becomes majority when there is >10% and conviction
This is (further) evidence of how engineers and scientists are smarter than me, but it is an interesting article that talks about how and when minority opinions become majority ones…