It’s been a long week that started off badly, so I’ll leave you all with some interesting (I hope) links.
- Last night I went to hear one of my old poetry teachers, Yusef Komunyakaa
. I also had the pleasure of having dinner with him and some colleagues in the writing program. It was wonderful all the way around and I highly recommend reading his work–or better yet hearing him read it.
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Joho the Blog: [berkman] Wendy Seltzer on ChillingEffects and copyright take-downs
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RIAA files 23 lawsuits against NCSU – News
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Logic+Emotion: The End of Thought Leadership (As We Know It)
if you have adverse reactions when you hear strange words like “blogging” or “twittering”—then you are a fool. I’m sorry but it’s true. We need to investigate the latest tools to the best of our abilities and decide how they impact our own worlds.
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UMS refuses to hand student info to RIAA – News
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Teachers Teaching Teachers #48 – Hard Questions for Teachers Who Teach Blogging | EdTechTalk
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Tasty Data Goodies – Swivel
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Adventures in Ethics and Science: Is solving the absenteeism/attendance issue really a matter of framing?
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New bill lets colleges use federal funds to fight P2P
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