- Competing with “Free,” Part One and Part Two
- (Re)Defining the Library, Part 1: Why?, Part 2: How?
- Smoking Gun on Sexism? (scientists are biased against women)
- What Libraries Should Be: A Values Proposition
- The matter of credit
- Report on the International Workshop on Contribution and Scholarly Attribution
- Please Stop The Social
- An Introvert's Thoughts on Being A Professional Speaker and Consultant
- Introverts and the ‘new groupthink’
- Not So Fast on 'Open Access' (Historians having second thoughts?)
- Rethinking What “Academic” Means
- The disappearing web: Information decay is eating away our history
- Journalistic deficit disorder: What newspapers don’t say matters as much as what they do
- The Shared Services Disaster ("At research universities in California, New York, Michigan, Georgia, Iowa, Texas and beyond, consulting firms have found a new foothold for restructuring academic labor along corporate lines.")
- How Do We Measure What Really Counts In The Classroom?
- Paying for an A (paying people to do online courses for you)
- University Press Realities
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Introversion is a loaded word. Just look it up in the dictionary and here's what you'll find:
Introversion: The state or tendency toward being wholly or predominantly concerned with and interested in one's own mental life
This one seems to be making the rounds among blogs that I frequent. Given that it's Saturday, when I usually don't post anything that requires serious writing, it's a perfect day to let the sheep in me have free reign and follow the flock, taking this test:
Your Sesame Street Persona:
What 'Ownership' Means for Digital Media (Hint: Not Much)