Monthly Archives: November 2008

It’s a good thing I have a face made for radio, because I’m going on KVNU’s Voice for the People, Thursday, November 20th, to talk about OpenCourseWare. We start at 5:40 PM MST, and will likely go until the show … Continue reading →

His awesomeness, Brian Lamb, has posted a thought provoking piece over on his blog. In it he says: “I staked out something of a confrontational stance… that higher education is still conducting its business as if information is scarce when … Continue reading →

So I’ve written my first bit of Ruby code. Allow me to bore you with the story. The other day my son and I were checking out the local thrift store. The Boy came across a board game that appeared … Continue reading →

I may be the last person on the internets to see this, but if you haven’t seen it yet, sit back, turn up the sound, and enjoy!

Looks like NASA is selling off some of their patents. The first line says, “Congratulations taxpayers! A group of patents developed on your dime by a NASA researcher, sold at public auction last week in a new effort to parlay … Continue reading →

For all of you who laughed at me the other day when I mentioned Warcraft and learning in the same breath, there is a great article over at Inisde Higher Ed. that talks about using fear and humiliation as legitimate … Continue reading →

I have a confession. I hate writing. I really do. It’s difficult, it is time consuming, and I spend most of the day convinced that I’m horrible at it, so why bother in the first place? There are very few … Continue reading →