Apples and oranges.
When I was growing up, a copy of the New York Times was on the breakfast table every morning. Even though this is why I feel culturally compelled to maintain…
When I was growing up, a copy of the New York Times was on the breakfast table every morning. Even though this is why I feel culturally compelled to maintain…
This morning, I delivered this paper in the Academic Freedom session at the West Coast Division of the American Historical Association's Conference in Las Vegas. Thanks to my friend Hank…
In 1999, I learned two different computer programs which have both changed my professional life for the better ever since. One was Microsoft Excel. Not being a statistics guy, I…
I wrote this for our local paper, the Pueblo Chieftain, with the title "New Education, Same CSU-Pueblo." I learned today they published it earlier this month, but I missed it…
JP and I wrote about Western Governors University in Education Is Not an App. Therefore, when I heard that the Inspector General's Office at the Department of Education had asked…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…