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- Technology and Innovation in Higher Education October 20, 2020 stephaniecooke
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- Open Access Journals October 15, 2020 graceblair
- Chronicle of Higher Education
- The Pandemic and Racial Turmoil Are Changing Curricula. Here's How. October 19, 2020The nation is traumatized, and academics say the content of academic programs, not just how they are delivered, must reflect that reality.
- 27 Campuses, 15,000 Miles, and a Relentlessly Upbeat Message October 19, 2020Deborah L. Birx, coronavirus-response coordinator for the White House, thinks a vaccine may reach colleges before the end of January.
- The Pandemic and Racial Turmoil Are Changing Curricula. Here's How. October 19, 2020
- Chronicle of Higher Ed: Global News
- Instruction Under Surveillance October 1, 2020Chinese students stuck overseas bring censorship concerns into newly global online classrooms.
- U.S. Turns Up Heat on Colleges' Foreign Ties September 9, 2020New investigations represent a ratcheting up of scrutiny of American collaborations abroad, specifically in China.
- How to Lead Through Colliding Crises July 22, 2020Three presidents reflect on risk, burnout, and what to do when each day presents a series of decisions with no good answers.
- Instruction Under Surveillance October 1, 2020
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Hello my name is Abram. I am a fourth year graduate student and very exited about this course.
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Introduction – Abram
Hello my name is Abram. I am the teaching assistant for the Preparing the Future Professoriate course. I am a second-year PhD student in the Mechanical Engineering department. My research is focused on acoustic metamaterials. I am very excited about … Continue reading
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Week 13: Ethics Project
In working on my final project I have realized that there is so much material to explore regarding open access (OA) and the variety of opinions regarding it. I sat in the front lobby area of Newman Library and asked … Continue reading
Week 12: Personal Ethics
After reading the article in the Collegiate Times:Â Students to retake exam after solutions appear online, about the ethics of using Koofers.com to look at past exams, I believe that this should be a fair study tool. I do not think … Continue reading
The Sad Buffet: Emotions and the Failure of the Education System
As an engineering student, I have definitely felt pressure to remove my feelings from the work that I do. I have also learned how to resent “the system” as well as taught that there is nothing that I can do … Continue reading
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Week 10: Professional Ethics of the Acoustical Society of America
I am a student in the department of Mechanical Engineering and my research is focused on acoustics. For this post I chose to look at the ethics that the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) publishes on their website. The ethical … Continue reading
week 9: Copyright Issues
After reading the article Copyright law affects course readings it really made me consider the way that we use material in courses and the considerations that teachers need to employ when they present copyrighted material to their class. In general I have … Continue reading
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Week 8: Final Project
Open access is a concept that I had not really thought about until becoming a graduate student. I remember struggling to find articles that I had access to as an undergraduate student and just assuming that pay walls were part … Continue reading
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Week 7: Authorship
After watching the TED Talk by Ausitn Kleon, Steal Like An Artist I felt like he did a great job of presenting the issues that accompany authorship. Near the end of his talk he presents two slides that I think really exemplify … Continue reading