Teaching with Digital Timelines
Cross-posted from the Vanderbilt University Center for Teaching blog. This year the Center for Teaching hosted a few educational technology working groups …
Why Cite a Tweet?
You may have heard that the Modern Language Association (the MLA) has released guidelines on citing a tweet in an academic paper. …
Things That Worry Me
If you’re reading this on January 18, 2012, you may wonder why half the Internet seems to have gone missing. Here’s a …
Copyright, Sharing, and Ethics
For most people, sharing and remixing with attribution and no commercial intent is instinctually a-okay. The above quote is from Andy Baio’s …
You Say Germany, I Say Deutschland
Back in grade school, there came a time when I learned that people in Germany referred to their country not as Germany, …
You May Now Use Your Electronic Devices – Google Jockeys and Information Literacy (#EDUSprint)
Number three on my list of five types of mobile learning is the use of student mobile devices (smart phones, tablets, laptops, …
Plagiarism or Not? More Clicker Questions about Academic Integrity
In my last post, I described the discussions that resulted in my first-year writing seminar from a few clicker questions on academic …
Ethical or Not? Clicker Questions about Academic Integrity
I recently described some of the components of my fall course over on my main blog. It’s a first-year writing seminar the …
Article: Bombaro (2007)
Reference: Bombaro, C. (2007). Using audience response technology to teach academic integrity: “The seven deadly sins of plagiarism” at Dickinson College. Reference …