A few years ago I was introduced to the world of podcasts. My introduction began with the Stanford eCorner podcasts. I could listen anywhere: car, office, home, or during exercise! The notion of creativity and the spirit of entrepreneurship were
Octave Graph Theory Toolbox, Part Deux
In 2009 (ten years ago! how can it have been so long!), Amanda Olsen worked diligently on a project to use an open source programming language (Octave) to create a toolbox. I wrote about and provided links to the toolbox
HigherEdScope: A New Frontier in Digital Development
In 2016, co-author Melissa Venable and I were given the opportunity to present at #olcaccelerate, OLC’s Accelerate conference. Here’s our slideshow.
How I Maintain My Work Journal
In a previous post, I wrote about some good reasons to keep work journals. What I didn’t talk about was how I do exactly that. Let’s talk, first, about how to keep the journal and then, second, we can talk
Four Reasons To Keep a Work Journal
In my first job with administrative overtones, my provost asked me to keep a work journal (at first) so he could see how I was working. I liked the process so much that I’ve maintained it across several years, although