Monthly Archives: March 2006

Make money some other way. I’m often trying to convince faculty that opening up their course is a good thing. I even tried to convince my publisher (I love my publisher) to let me license my book under Creative Commons, … Continue reading →

Chapter 3 is posted to the wiki. It’s still not quite there, but it’s getting much closer. Any feedback would be appreciated.

First Snow Originally uploaded by firemeboy. I took this picture last fall. It was the ‘first snow’. I’m waiting for the last snow while dreaming of Arizona.

I’ve found a new location for my next writing project. I’ve got a site where there aren’t any of the adds, and I have a bit more control over the site. If you would like to play along with my … Continue reading →

So if there is one thing that my Ph. D. program has taught me it’s the mind boggling confusion of statistics. First and foremost is the whole correlation and causation idea. Just because two things happen together, doesn’t mean that … Continue reading →

More podcasts than radio stations. I don’t even listen to the radio anymore. Unless I’ve forgotten my mp3 player.

I was talking to my sister-in-law/editor, and she brought up some good questions about how a group might write collaboratively online in a wiki. It made me think more about how such a group might be organized. In my mind, … Continue reading →

I was talking to my good friend Shelleylyn the other day and she made an interesting comment. She said that whenever people told her what kind of music they hated, it was almost alway rap or country. I realized that … Continue reading →

We just published a new course at USU OCW. It’s a course that I actually took at the university last fall. It was a very enjoyable course, and when we were done we had not only learned all there was … Continue reading →

Om Malik’s blog is reporting that Google has purchased writley, a nice web app I came across several months ago. It’s basiclly a simple word processor, but it’s done online, and you can collaborate with anybody else. Similar to a … Continue reading →