I have run out of interesting things to write about edtech.
Welcome to the new More or Less Bunk. I think this is version #4, if memory serves me well. I redesigned it again because I've started guesting in that computer…
Gophers.
I got exciting news yesterday: I'm becoming a computer science professor! I'm alright. Nobody worry 'bout me. It's just for three days. You see, my friend JP is teaching a…
The means of educational production.
I've had two articles come out in the last two days, and I think both deserve at least a shout-out here. The first is a Chronicle Vitae "column" about teaching…
Clayton Christensen hates you and other observations.
I know this article about our old friend Clayton Christensen is old news now, but I was caught up in the end of the semester when it came out and…
With or without edtech.
Earlier today, my Twitter friend Jon Becker @ed me a link to an EdSurge essay about edtech and refrigerators, suggesting that I was "the only person qualified to comment on…
BYOB (Be Your Own Boss).
You might not know this about me (as I don't write about it much here), but I'm Co-President of the Colorado Conference of the American Association of University Professors (or…
My adventures in digital history.
These are my remarks as written (if not exactly as delivered) in Paul Harvey's history seminar at the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs this morning: I recently wrote an…
Two-fer Tuesday.
TFW two pieces you had a hand in get published one the same day.
MOOCs: A Postmortem
MOOCs are dead. "How can I possibly argue that MOOCs are dead?," you may ask. After all, to borrow the stats just from Coursera, they have: 1600 courses, 130+ specializations,…
Get your side hustle off.
I've been streaming a lot of Simpsons with my son lately. Backwards. Since I quit watching the show regularly sometime in the late-90s, this was the best way that we…
