Saving my life
I’m waiting here in a computer lab at the USF College of Education while a CD-ROM R/W drive writes all my workfiles to disk. I’ve been having problems using my backup facility, so I zipped my files up, sent them to my server-based directory, went here this morning, unzipped them, transferred them to the CD-ROM, […]
Posing as Expert
Yesterday, a reporter from WCPN public radio in Cleveland asked me if I’d be willing to be interviewed on-air tomorrow morning about the Ohio testing system. Ohio’s state department of education released some test results last week, and I gather the station will run a story summarizing them and then asking me some questions. I’ve […]
Life with a PDA
By Sherman Dorn on June 13, 2001
I’ve done it—started on a two-week trip without a laptop to do work on. I thought about the data I could analyze (look at the archives) and then rethought the move, for several reasons (risk and weight being two important ones). So I left the number-crunching for when I get back and took my PDA […]
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