Month: February 2010
to use your phone to type an email to your own blog that is set to automatically publish itself to Facebook and Twitter? I’m guessing it’s probably just annoying. Sent from my iPhone Posted via […]
I'm in the process of constructing an e-portfolio workshop page. It's far from complete, but I wouldn't mind random acts of feedback. Yes, of course. I'm giving a workshop on Tuesday, and I've only just […]
When I left my PhD school in 1996, one of my professors said, “Just don’t go to a two-year college. You’ll be stuck there forever if you do, and they are the pack mules of […]
I didn’t post this picture on Ash Wednesday because it looks a little demented. I thought my other self-portrait was more appropriate as a form of religious observance. Now that it is no longer Ash […]
Interesting conversation here: http://reassignedtime.blogspot.com/2010/02/workload-teaching-load.html Found via: http://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/confessions_of_a_community_college_dean Due to a steady decline in state funding and steady increase in enrollment over the past few years, our teaching loads have grown to beyond believable. Of course […]
Public Writing And The Private Lives Of Teachers by Sharon Gerald Download now or listen on posterous Public Writing and the Private Lives of Teachers.mp3 (12106 KB) In which I mull over my own reluctance to […]
Now I'm testing my link from Posterous to Writerly Haphazardry. I don't know how it works or whether it works, but I'm momentarily charmed with the concept of emailing in the blog. I hope I […]
Today I chased details in all directions. Because every idea sounds like a good idea when it first flows out of my mouth, I now find myself planning multiple events at once. This means I […]
and to dust you will return, but there is hope because God calls you Beloved.