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Insignificant Wranglings
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Gmail is Awesome
Today I discovered that gmail prompt you with the question “did you forget to attach a document” if you write “attach” in an email and then hit send. Neat stuff. I was telling a student that I attached a reading … Continue reading
Posted in google, technology
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Discrimination or a Bad Day?
Via Facebook, a story from Native News Network about a student suspended for using her native language in class. FTA: “The teacher went back to where the two were sitting and literally slammed her hand down on the desk and … Continue reading
Dear Football Gods
Please, don’t let us lose to the Giants. I’ve had the pleasure of Super Bowl wins. They were dandy. That loss back in 07 really humbled us. I could lose to any other team and say, “wow, its been a … Continue reading
Education in Ruins; a War of Nerves
I’ve talked about my love for Bill Reading’s The University in Ruins on this blog before. Today I came across a disturbing news item on Facebook that made me think of Reading’s warning, a warning echoed by Mark C. Taylor … Continue reading
Posted in burke, education, enlightenment, mark-c-taylor, politics, readings, university-in-ruins
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Web writing, postpedagogy, social expressivism, and Grassi
Leahy and I have been writing an article on web writing. Here’s one of my conclusions (I think I have 3 write now) for the theory section: We began this explication of social expressivism by highlighting Socratic traces in Elbow’s … Continue reading
King Moonraiser
“Unlike playthings a living creature cannot hide himself on an island.”
Posted in quote, sophistry, strong-defense
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Dreams of Your Life
An installation site Dreams of Your Life to share with my New Media class next semester.
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Internet Metaphor
I posted a link to this NYT article to Facebook, but I wanted to keep this paragraph someplace where I could find it: Then again, the Internet is a new kind of barometer for keeping track of exactly how old … Continue reading