Monthly Archives: December 2005

So, I just had a great idea, and since I believe in openness, I’m sharing it with the world. One of the nice things about a DVD is that you get directors and actors commentary while you watch the movie. … Continue reading →

Ok, I just posted my grades, I’ve turned in all my assignments, and I’m staring at a blank desktop with nothing to do. Maybe it’s time to get back to this idea… I’ve just done a literature review on how … Continue reading →

And the law ate my lunch… A few months ago I got a letter from the great state of Utah telling me that I was being audited. When it came down to it, there had been a small error on … Continue reading →

I’ve had the distinct pleasure to be involved in a class this semester that talked about instructional games. It was quite enjoyable, especially the class project we did. It can be found here. The basic premise is that we took … Continue reading →

As a follow up to my last post, a couple of folks decided to dig a little deeper on the recent research that showed wikipedia and the Encyclopedia Britannica have about the same error rate. As it turns out, most … Continue reading →

With all the news about wikipedia lately, you would think that the onlin, free, collaborative encyclopedia was nothing more than a cess pool of inaccurate, messy, worthless information (that creed is actually what uncyclopedia is shooting for, and doing a … Continue reading →

So, my book is finally on Amazon. For whatever reason, my publisher doesn’t list their books on Amazon.com. So it is up to other book stores to sell ‘through’ Amazon. I was checking all through the summer but it just … Continue reading →

Sometimes all you can say is “Oh Brother“. The FUDDERS are probably giggling with glee.

Maybe I don’t need a retirement fund? I’ll be 64 in 31 years.

I get deep into school, and just can’t get around to posting to my blog. I’ve had a class on problem-based learning this semester, and while there is a bit (only a bit) of research on problem based learning and … Continue reading →