This morning I was grading work for a 2-credit, half-semester course I teach called ClusterRead More
Category: open
Supporting Openness Should Not Mean Supporting Piracy
The Internet Archive has decided to respond to the corona virus crisis by creating whatRead More
Resources and Regeneration
This past week, I attended the third Northeast OER (Open Educational Resources) Summit at UMassRead More
Of Margins, Refuge, and Struggle
This post began as a reflection on some ideas that Robin DeRosa offered in oneRead More
The “Textbooks” Misnomer
The other day I explained to a student that the “cc” field in emails isRead More
Known, Needed, Cared For
When I was a high school teacher, we had a leader who told us thatRead More
How Public? Why Public?
In the Interdisciplinary Studies program where I have begun working, we encourage students to goRead More
Open Scholarship in Neoliberal Times
“Many researchers long for change,” an article at OpenUP Hub states, adding that such researchersRead More
