Painful clues
I had a discussion with a former student earlier this week with a painful lesson about miscommunication between students and faculty. But it’s an important lesson, and I think I know how to remedy this specific problem. In the relevant class, where I was teaching a cohort of students in a single program, I received […]
Slowly clearing
The list, now: Prepare another student sample paper for undergraduate class Nag authors from a collective book project (though that’ll recur) Talk to one of the authors who is editing a chapter Finish one of the books for the masters class that students will be submitting papers on next Monday Prepare quiz in advance for […]
A little less overloaded, now
Now, my to-do list looks more like the following: Prepare another student sample paper for undergraduate class Nag authors from a collective book project (though that’ll recur) Talk to one of the authors who is editing a chapter Finish one of the books for the masters class that students will be submitting papers on next […]
Overloaded
Another weekend of … too much work, despite my spouse’s probable arguments against it. Things to do: Read undergraduate papers and quizzes Reading work of a student who finally submitted stuff to end an incomplete on a course from a prior semester Prepare another student sample paper for undergraduate class Nag authors from a collective […]
Tools
By Sherman Dorn on April 5, 2003
I am now deeply indebted to John Willinsky at the University of British Columbia for having created the Open Journal Systems, a PHP-based system for on-line journals that is a wonderful all-in-one package that’s similar in scope to other software to create an electronic editorial office (a list distributed by the Association of Learned and […]
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