Hurrah for keeping notes!
I unearthed my dissertation notes and copies of archival materials from 1990 and 1991 and discovered that—as I had hoped—I had copied student enrollment information from Atlanta and New York City schools from the mid-20th century. I’m not sure if it has all the information necessary to calculate student net flows, but I can hope!
Getting back to reading
Finished one batch of short papers yesterday for the undergraduate class—had graded it the prior week (which is easy, as it’s pass/fail, and grading is much harder than providing comments) and had gotten bogged down in a number of things while trying to provide comments. Then I got through two batches of quiz answers for […]
HEC goes public
After a brief correspondence with someone from H-Net working on web support for sites, I’ve decided to take the history-of-education-and-childhood site public. It’s just been sitting for a month, and so I tweaked the main index’s template and announced it. I wish I could get it to run on a subdomain, but I can’t, and […]
Grant proposal drafted
The proposal for NIH on indirect measures of dropping out is drafted. Whew! Now to proof it until there are no errors left.
Fixed code!
By Sherman Dorn on January 29, 2004
Found out what was wrong with the collapsing archive list tip from Scriptygoddess: nothing! I had forgotten to add a code in one file to make sure that the server interpreted the PHP code in the template. But you should now see a collapsed (and expandable) list of months on the left. I wonder if […]
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