Blogging on this personal level has been fairly light of late as most of my writing energy is directed towards work. On a side note, I find it is just …

Digital Education in Emerging Spaces
Blogging on this personal level has been fairly light of late as most of my writing energy is directed towards work. On a side note, I find it is just …
With the rise (and, in some cases, fall) of digital humanities programs in North America and Europe (and presumably elsewhere), I have haphazardly looked around to see if Korea had …
Since I can’t seem to get enough of archaic and often out of print books on Korea at the turn of the last century, I have another few that I …
I should come clean and say what might be already obvious. I have no background in botany. I wouldn’t know a lily from an orchid, a weed from grass, an …
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUwS1uAdUcI] This is an absolutely brilliant talk about data and its use in the developing world by Hans Rosling. Rosling, at least according to Wikipedia, is “Professor of International Health …
Further to my previous post about the difficulties encountered by many researchers in developing nations, I feel it is necessary that the situation is not all that bleak. In fact, …
Vannevar Bush, as quoted by Levy (PDF), described the notion occurring even in the early part of the 20th century of the various disciplinary silos rising up in higher education …