Category: Journal
The Last Good Draft? Don’t Think of the Technologies….
Here’s what I have. I no longer know it if makes sense. I feel it sure as hell seems senseless w/o the pictures, but I don’t have the time to format and embed them. I’m also worried that the last…
CCCC 2006 Review: M20 Info-Ecology, Info-Architecture: Growing and Designing Rhetoric for Critical Technography
CCCC 2006 Review—Will Hochman’s review of the session that I keep referring back to has just become an incredible help to me. I’m stuck trying to figure out sustainability for this silly presentation and was googling around. Thank you, Will…
Another Try (without the pictures, so it may not make sense)
This may seem stupid, but I’m putting it down nonetheless. It’s just the start. And it’s better with the pictures, but I’m not positive enough about what I’m doing to add them yet. Don’t Think of the Technologies: Know Your…
This stupid presentation
Regardless of whether I end up in Lubbock, and more on those roadblocks later, I have to come up with this presentation for the session; but the damned thing is making me crazy. I can’t figure out what the hell…
NCTE Web Revisions
This afternoon I’m in the second meeting on the Web revision, based on suggestions from MSU’s WIDE Research Center. So far we’re focusing primarily on getting terms defined and group roles determined. Our job for the next meeting is to…
Does Home Internet Access Improve Academic Achievement? | PBS
TeacherSource | learning.now . Does Home Internet Access Improve Academic Achievement? | PBS: “Researchers noted that for the first six months of the study, Internet access appeared to have no effect on GPA. However, “Internet usage did predict GPA obtained…
More likely to have a mobile, use the net, listen to radio and read papers: it’s the girl
Guardian Unlimited Technology | Technology | More likely to have a mobile, use the net, listen to radio and read papers: it’s the girl: “girls aged 12 to 15 are more likely than boys to have a mobile phone, use…
Columnists – StatesmanJournal.com
Columnists – StatesmanJournal.com—some interesting assumptions of the decisions that are being made and the reasons for those decisions (all w/o any info to back them up).