Translating my thoughts into words.
The last two months has been incredibly hectic and I have had little time to blog, as you all have no doubt noticed. A few highlights of the last two months that I hope to post about (and I even have a draft or two started) but may not get to.
Andy Ihnatko, internationally-beloved technology pundit [...]
Some students and I will be presenting on our blogging initiative at the Penn State TLT Symposium this spring.
Reimagine Scholarship | Symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology.
Reflective blogging across a student’s college career
Schreyer Honors College Dean Chris Brady and two students describe a pilot in which the students are asked to blog about their [...]
Douglas Mangum of Biblia Hebraica has a nice listing of Bibliobloggers presenting at SBL. It is quite a list! We were working a Biblioblogger get together but so far we have not had much luck. I will keep you posted! In the meantime, do check out the growing list of papers on offer by our [...]
JP has posted a search plugin for FF 3.0 that will allow one to search all the biblioblogs on this list . It is a wonderful tool and I am very grateful for it! (As an aside, if you are on Mac using NetNewsWire as a reader, which is now free, you can simply search [...]
Testing a WordPress plugin called “Smart YouTube” for, you guessed it, adding YouTube videos to the blog with full functionality. (BTW, I have no idea what this song is about, but the video is very cool. Apparently “pikapika” is an onomatopoeia in Japanese for “electric sparkling” hence the images in this video.)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zp-65Lwmh8
