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Posted onAugust 6, 2016EdTech

Some Thoughts on Online Learning and the Humanities.

by Kevin Gannon3 Comments on Some Thoughts on Online Learning and the Humanities.

Over the last few days, I’ve been involved with the final workshop in a consortium in which I’ve been a participant. My university, along with twenty…

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Posted onJune 5, 2016June 5, 2016EdTech

The Great Student Blogging Experiment: Some Results

by Kevin Gannon5 Comments on The Great Student Blogging Experiment: Some Results

Early last fall, I wrote about my plans to add a fairly elaborate blogging component to my upper-level Latin American history course. This semester-long blogging…

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Posted onMay 15, 2016August 10, 2017Active Learning

Let’s Ban The Classroom Technology Ban.

by Kevin Gannon8 Comments on Let’s Ban The Classroom Technology Ban.

THIS JUST IN: Distracted students are distracted! Also: sometimes there are things that distract students! And we all know what to do with things that…

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Posted onSeptember 15, 2015EdTech

Launching the Great Student-Blogging Experiment

by Kevin Gannon7 Comments on Launching the Great Student-Blogging Experiment

At the beginning of the summer, as I settled into planning for this fall, I made the decision to jettison the traditional research paper assignment–which…

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Posted onMay 22, 2015Academe

I Come to Bury Disruption, Not to Praise It.

by Kevin Gannon6 Comments on I Come to Bury Disruption, Not to Praise It.

One of the fascinating things about language and popular discourse in the age of the internet is how quickly the cycle of expansion-to-repulsion occurs. It…

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Posted onApril 7, 2015Academe

My Cell Phone Policy is to Have No Policy

by Kevin Gannon11 Comments on My Cell Phone Policy is to Have No Policy

InsideHigherEd.com’s John Warner had an interesting and thoughtful blog post today, writing about his struggle “to figure out what to do about cell phones and…

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