Monthly Archives: September 2007

I believe we had three newspapers, and an NPR radio station at our Utah OpenCourseWare Alliance launch on Thursday. It looks like the Deseret News did their writeup this morning. You can read it here.

I’ve attended several of Brian Lamb’s presentations, and I’m never disappointed. Brian’s keynote today was no exception. I didn’t take notes because I wanted to just sit back and enjoy. However, you will be able to watch/listen to it here … Continue reading →

I don’t think I’ve blogged about how much I love my job, lately. I mean, I haven’t just loved it lately, I’ve loved it for a long time. I just haven’t mentioned it in the past little bit. I am … Continue reading →

Looks like the Heinlein Archives are now online. You can access any of the manuscripts, look at his early drafts, the finished products, etc. When I first saw the article, I thought they were making them freely available. But alas, … Continue reading →

I remember quite clearly sitting in Sunday School, watching my middle-aged teacher try to get this new-fangled VCR to work. She had tried to plan ahead. She had the tape just where she wanted it. It was in the VCR, … Continue reading →

Courtesy of Batsignal

If you live in Utah, you’ve heard about the swimming pool parasite going around. Well, it went around at my house. It his us HARD. Friday night we had dinner and then loaded the kids in the van and headed … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I’ve blogged about wikis. I’m afraid my attention moves from one area of interest to another. But I came across an article that was very interesting. The article is a review of a book called … Continue reading →