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Category Archives: writing
Collaboration futures: a new column
A new column of mine just appeared. It’s about the future of collaboration and its impact on education. I posit a transformed collaboration space, “a planetary field of collaborative play, uneven and dynamic.” This has huge implications for education. …schools … Continue reading
New article forthcoming on digital humanities
I have a new article about digital humanities coming out next year. Co-authored with my brilliant NITLE colleague Rebecca Frost Davis, it’s “Should Liberal Arts Campuses Do Digital Humanities? Process and Products in the Small College World”. buy synthroid online … Continue reading
Winter is coming: guest post on homesteading
I wrote a short meditation on homesteading between winters over at Open View Gardens. I haven’t written much about our family’s homesteading work, beyond our family blog. The project looms enormously in our lives, as one might expect. buy temovate online … Continue reading
I take on scholarly communication and the future
I’ve started a research project on scholarly communication, which has led to two publications so far. First, a column on the future of scholarly publication, seen as part of higher education. It’s my initial Educause Quarterly column, a series on … Continue reading
The New Digital Storytelling hits the shelves and Web
My book is out. You can find The New Digital Storytelling on Amazon, from the publisher, or at your select bookstore. In support of the book I’m running a social media storytelling experiment. Each day for a month I’ll share … Continue reading
The New Digital Storytelling is about to appear
My new book is coming out in April, and is available for pre-order: The New Digital Storytelling. You can find more information and order copies from the publisher or via Amazon.
