- Fair use: a pseudo-post
- What Exactly Is Critical Thinking?
- The NPR Model for Higher Ed
- Why It's Time for a Canadian Digitization Strategy Based on Fair Dealing
- Is Open Access Destroying Academic Publishers?
- Survey reveals hidden high stress levels and long-hours culture at universities
- The Time Has Come to Expand the Scope of Conflict for eBooks
- Will econ blogging hurt your career?
- HTML5 vs. Apps: Why The Debate Matters, And Who Will Win
- How, exactly, did UVa expect the public to react? (about secrecy involved in UVa presidential shenanigans from last summer)
- Casualty of the Math Wars (prof harassed over her views on math ed)
- Amazon Author Rank: Putting on Clean Underwear Before You Leave the House
- A Fair Use Victory for Scholars
- Making Things in Academic Libraries
- The New Liberal Arts (add presentation and data skills to liberal arts programs)
- Change Drivers in Higher Education
- MOOCS: 12 Reasons for universities not to panic
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This is the third and hopefully final summary post on the controversy at the University of Virginia surrounding the forced resignation of President Teresa Sullivan.
This collection of posts is only the tip of the iceberg of reaction to the ongoing controversy at the University of Virginia. For more, see the first item in the list for a digital archive.
A follow up to my post from a couple of days ago. It's nice to know that sometimes these stories have the potential for happy endings.