By Sherman Dorn on December 26, 2007
Basex, Inc. has successfully promoted its 2008 problem of the year in a variety of news outlets, and I’m sure you’ll hear about it by tomorrow morning. The problem: too much information overload through e-mail. Never mind that we’re not in 2008 yet, and this is more a matter of promoting the (who ever heard […]
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By Sherman Dorn on December 26, 2007
Today’s New York Times story by Elissa Gootman on comic books as curriculum has a fairly typical narrative structure in education reporting: creative person invents Method X to engage kids, which relies on popular culture; it’s spreading like wildfire, and attracting critics. In the case of Gootman’s story, the creative person is Michael Bitz, the […]
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Basex: addressing management problems in deep ways?
By Sherman Dorn on December 26, 2007
Basex, Inc. has successfully promoted its 2008 problem of the year in a variety of news outlets, and I’m sure you’ll hear about it by tomorrow morning. The problem: too much information overload through e-mail. Never mind that we’re not in 2008 yet, and this is more a matter of promoting the (who ever heard […]
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