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Update on rogue solutions in scholarly communication
Meanwhile, on the scholarly communication front, a new (co-authored) article of mine just hit the web. Back in April I joined a bright and varied group of people at the Open Scholarship Initiative (OSI) 2017 conference. Our workgroup focused on what … Continue reading
My new article on the digital divide and the future of education
What does the digital divide mean to higher education? My latest article, “Higher Education, Digital Divides, and a Balkanized Internet” , appeared this week in the EDUCAUSE Review, as an editor’s pick. In it I explore what the digital divide actually is … Continue reading
From Trump to mobile to Blade Runner: several recent projects on the web from me and other folks
This week a series of projects and pieces I’ve worked on appeared on the web. Better yet, other people have responded with their own work. I’d like to bring them all together for one blog post. Some of you know … Continue reading
My new book project begins
Friends, I’ve signed a contract with Johns Hopkins University Press for a book tentatively titled Transforming the University in the Twenty-First Century: The Next Generation of Higher Education. I will be doing some of this writing online, and am exploring … Continue reading
Launching the new NMC digital literacy report today
Today a research project I’ve been working on for several months will be released. The New Media Consortium has organized a new report on digital literacy. It’s a sequel and expansion to its 2016 report, which I also contributed to. … Continue reading
My new book is out
I just received print copies of the revised edition of my New Digital Storytelling. They look very sharp, as well they should. The designers and publisher did a fine job. Since the first edition came out in 2011, many things have … Continue reading
A devil’s dictionary of education keywords
Last year I wrote “A Devil’s Dictionary of Educational Technology”. Inspired commentators joined in and helped build an expanded version. Now I’d like to take a shot at applying Bierce’s satirical approach to educational terminology beyond technology. May it entertain, … Continue reading
My very geeky Atlantic Monthly article
My post about the technology and history in the new Star Wars movie got syndicated by the Atlantic Monthly. This is the first time I’ve appeared in that journal. At the same time a good article about the role of … Continue reading
Creating a digital literacy report: the survey piece, part 2
Yesterday I wrote about the survey we ran to support the NMC digital literacy report. Now I’d like to add more details about the survey. Most notable were people’s thoughts about the future of digital literacy. After asking about various … Continue reading
Creating a digital literacy report: the survey piece, part 1
After the release of that New Media digital literacy report last week, I’d like to share a few blog posts about what went into making it, along with some reflections afterward. Call it a behind the scenes look. To begin … Continue reading
