Interesting posts from other blogs…
A couple of other blogs had posts this week that caught my attention and that I wanted to share. Both …
Author Archives: protoscholar
Technology updates…Keynote Projecting issues
It’s been a while, and we are now about a month into the semester. Time to update on how my …
Clicker technology without hardware
One of the best ways to check student understanding of your topic is using some type of interactive knowledge check. …
A few stats about student technology usage
I’ve been quite for the last couple of weeks while I tried to get ready for the new semester. I …
New job, new computer
In the comments section of the prior post, Katie asked for advice on computer platforms. She is just starting at …
Teaching Technology – an update
About a month ago I posted this article on how I was fed up with all the paper my stats …
Project Management for Academics – An Introduction
One of the interesting things that comes with a 20 year pre-PhD career is experience in areas that most academics …
Computer skills for graduate students (and professors)
Computing for Psychologists has a great post on Computing skills for (psychology) students, most of which I think applies to …
7 tips for making sure your lecture’s aren’t deadly
Despite extensive discussion in education circles, the lecture is alive and well in college classrooms. Constructivism is all well and …
Developing a new course: 10 questions to ask yourself
One part of holding a PhD is teaching, and part of teaching is developing a new course. Now, I use …
