So much for people wanting to talk more online! It makes me sad when blogging is all broadcast. Well, I will continue posting these anyway, in case there are people following and interested. This week’s readings for Queer Thinking are as follows: ... read more

Taking Off: Banks, Bruford, Anderson, Squire, Kaye YES CRASH LAND by Andrew Goodwin all rights and media rights reserved 2012  (this is for mark wyman who i think might guffaw at the end...) Gosh it is fun, being right. A lot. Well only about pop... read more

Today (February 7, 2012) is the 200th anniversary of Dickens’ birth. To show a little love for Dickens, I went up to the Rare Book Room and took photos of 2 items from the Gleeson Library Rare Book Room collection. The … Continue reading →... read more

Rather than focusing on a new technology or website in our year-end review on the Digital Campus podcast, I chose reading as the big story of 2011. Surely 2011 was the year that digital reading came of age, with iPad and Kindle sales skyrocketing... read more

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E ophetivo general di e proyekto «Via Neolatina» ta pa desaroyá estrategia nan autosentrá ku lo fasilitá e komunikashon entre papiadó di diferente lenga nan romániko. Konkretamente, e ta pretendé: desveloppare un romance “neolatino”, u... read more

In conjunction with the third annual TechSoup Digital Storytelling Challenge, we are offering three free webinars to ensure you know the nuts and bolts of all the stages of production — and get your questions answered by the experts. The second pa... read more

Perhaps no one represented the American work ethic more than the dairy farmer. Early morning hours and hard physical labor, often conducted in solitude while ankle deep in muck. Families working together to get the job done. They have long proudly... read more

Today’s Gazette has a story in which I’m quoted about a new online service called Notesac (a rather unfortunate name). While it is mostly a banal case of a) students sharing notes and b) someone skimming profits off something at universities that ... read more

via farm8.staticflickr.com Yup. That's all. Just the image. Speaks for itself, yeah? Permalink | Leave a comment  » read more

Continued from Part 1:THE 'WHY' QUESTIONI get a kick out of the creative process. I've come to realise that's the basis of why I create. Of having seemingly created something out of nothing; moulding ideas into something that can be seen/ heard/ e... read more

This Week in Love is a series of blog posts where Sachi and I share what we love. Browse the archives and follow @weekinlove on Twitter.    This Week in Love: PEMCO Commercials It's not often that we're prepared to come out and say that we love a ... read more

what i eat and drink in a day project for green media1. photograph everything you eat and drink in one whole day.2. select your best photos and upload them to flickr.3. title and tag all your photos. put them into a set. be creative with all aspec... read more

I haven't seen the film yet, but if you have (or want to), check out this post, in which Jill Dolan reveals how both she and Glenn Close are at the absolute top of their games. read more

Monday night at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival was my first time on the big screen, and Martin Scorsese was watching! Okay okay, so it wasn't a "movie" persay, rather a 30 second spot I shot and edited for the offical wine sponsor o... read more

Blogging after a long hiatus feels kind of funny.  What have I been doing that has kept me away?We've been busy at Champlain and last week, our hard work has recognized by our peers: Champlain was awarded ACRL's Excellence in Academic Librari... read more

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Friend of the podcast Peter Hirtle stands in for Amanda to give Tom, Mills, and Dan some much needed legal education as we take on SOPA, PIPA, the Research Works Act, and the Supreme Court’s decision in Golan v. Holder [PDF]. We also consider Appl... read more

I recently joined the International Journal of Electronic Commerce as an editorial board member, and its new web editor.  Which is cool, because IJEC is still the #1 rated e-commerce journal in the universe.  But it’s also cool because I had the c... read more

It's been a while...The new year has been full of pop-up books, giraffe puzzles, hiding with cousins, trips to the park, books with mommy and daddy, and the all-around joy and wonder of being 3. the pictures tell the story. read more