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Can You Digg It? at Cengage English Event in San Antonio
Cengage, the publisher of The Wadsworth Guide to Research (the textbook Susan & I co-authored), hosted three English Professional Development events during the Spring 2010 semester: Orlando, San Antonio, and Phoenix. These two day events brought together "local" English faculty with Cengage authors…
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| February 27 2010 | CommentsPosted in Workshops
Can You Digg It? Alternate Search Engines & Media Repositories Webinar
I was very excited to start the Can You Digg It? Using Web Applications to Facilitate Research and Writing: Webinar Series this spring at LearnCentral. The first webinar about Alternate Search Engines & Media Repositories was great! We started off with
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| February 26 2010 | Comments
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What is the point of scholarly work if not to help others understand and remember it? First and foremost, I am a teacher! It’s my job, my calling, to help others recognize, recall, interpret, exemplify, classify, summarize, infer, compare, and explain themselves and the world around them.
Vonnegut’s comparison of doing and being via famous quotes - priceless!
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workshop: Can You Digg It? at 2009 EDUCAUSE
The Can You Digg It?: Incorporating Google, Wikipedia, and YouTube into Multimedia Research Assignments that Susan and I facilitated at EDUCAUSE in November 2009 kicked off a series of Can You Digg It workshops we’re delivering during the Spring 2010 semester. …
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| February 24 2010 | CommentsPosted in Workshops