While the economy sucks, it still doesn’t stop the calander from rolling along and next you know, the holidays are here. My wife has yet to ask me what I want for Christmas. The first thing I would do, when she does ask, is take out the Think Geek catalogue.
Personal Sound Track Shirt […]
With tomorrow’s webinar with Karl Kapp, “Communicating with Today’s Generation” fast approaching, and much of the information that Karl will speak about will be in his book Gadgets, Games, and Gizmos for Learning. I asked Karl a few questions and below are his answers.
What inspired you to write Gadgets, Games, and Gizmos? I […]
Tomorrow we are going to have a free webinar on Sustaining Technical Programs. Throughout the years technical programs have been hit hard by low enrollement, lack of interest, etc. This webinar will address some of the issues.
From administrators, to faculty, to students, the issue of sustaining technical programs is one of the most […]
I am currently not in line to buy a new iPhone. I will not be in line to buy a new iPhone. While the iPhone is a great convergence of technologies, I am the type of person who will patiently wait while all the bugs are worked out. I know two people that are in […]
Monday, June 9, 2008, was just like any other day. Apple opened up their big conference… emails to open… blogs to write… But, it was not like any other day. Our good friend and colleague, Vance Williams passed away suddenly from an unexpected and unknown illness.
Vance was Maricopa Advanced Technology Education Center’s (MATEC) Network and […]
Mike Qaissaunee, at Frequently Asked Q, had a timely blog today about Improving Engineering Education. This was based on a report from American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) that points to a report from the National Science Board (NSB) titled Moving Forward to Improve Engineering Education[pdf]. It is timely because this Friday, NetWorks will be […]
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