Monday Jul 16th, 2012

Replacing ILL with temporary leases of ebooks

By Michael Levine-Clark
One of the things that I love about being a librarian is that as a profession, we work together to share ideas and resources. Perhaps the most remarkable example of this collaborative spirit is interlibrary loan (ILL). We send each other books, DVDs, CDs, articles — whatever we can reasonably share. And we do this at considerable expense to our own institutions because we see a mutual benefit. read more »

Monday May 27th, 2013

South by south what? an academic’s report from SXSWEdu

Ricky W. Griffin on education innovation
Friday Apr 26th, 2013

Closeted/Out in the quadrangles

Undergraduates and LGBTQ Oral History
Friday Apr 12th, 2013

Children and schools just keep getting better

‘Every day in every way, I am getting better and better!’
Tuesday
Apr 2nd, 2013

Ways to be autism aware

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Monday
Apr 1st, 2013

Does spelling matter?

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Wednesday
Jan 16th, 2013

Memories of undergraduate mathematics

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Thursday
Jan 3rd, 2013

Neuroscience in education

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Friday
Dec 21st, 2012

The case for creating trauma-sensitive schools

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Saturday
Nov 24th, 2012

The e-reader over your shoulder

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Monday
Nov 12th, 2012

Why day care should be subsidized

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Monday
Sep 10th, 2012

Religion’s “return” to higher education

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