In no particular order...
remedial courses might be a waste of time
a bunch of digital humanities syllabi
there's an open online course that examines "the state of online education and where e-learning is heading"
the mysteries of the administrative structure
should teachers be allowed to hate blog about their students?
starting points in the digital humanities
digital humanities archive fever (lecture video)
expand your blog's reach
The American Literature Scholar in the Digital Age (book)
preparing grad students for careers outside of academia
admissions officers get lectured on their policies concerning low-income students
professor cats and num nums
Alex's intro to the digital liberal arts course site
Virginia Secretary of Education website
Academe as Meritocracy
The Prestige Racket
I get it already; freshmen can't write
rinky-dinky George Mason University and dirty Koch money
Federal Higher Ed Policy and the Profitable Nonprofits (policy analysis; pdf.....also funded by dirty Koch money?)
a list of open education resources
radical ebook archive (I actually cringe at reading this kind of thing but I bookmarked it and tried anyway)
The Natural End of Schooling
Don't Look to the Ivy League
defining the digital humanities (video; I actually really like this a lot)
The Five Page Paper and the History Degree
What's at Stake in the Georgia State Copyright Case
straight talk about grad school (be aware that this is older)
Miriam's post on what it's like to be a PhD student
2011 higher ed surveys
academic advising for sale
Hacking the Academy (book, sort of)
How To Read A Book In One Hour (part of Hacking the Academy; I thought this was interesting because I've been trying to get this information from phd students but they've been hush-hush about their methods)
Mark Sample's bizarro version of Hacking the Academy
"...the scholarly monograph isn’t dead; it is undead."
“all curriculum students will receive a CVCC branded Debit Mastercard”
"I'm too busy"
Our Universities: Why Are They Failing? (haven't actually read these books yet but most of them are on my radar)
Not exactly sure what it says about me that all of that was bookmarked on my computer...
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