I receive the IT Security Bulletin from emedia. I generally don’t read it too closely, but one of the headlines caught my eye this morning (plus I’m procrastinating doing some work for an online class): “The Facebook Headache: How to Effectively Block Blogs, MySpace & More.” The problem, it seems, is that […]

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I found a link to this multimedia slide show posted at Endicott Redux, a blog about mythic arts. Writer Lynda Berry talks about the writing process and how she work with writers while we see images from her very funky writing workbook.  Cool use of the web to talk about writing.

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Education Week is the newspaper of record for K-12 education.  I subscribe and try to at least browse each weekly issue when it arrives.  Much of the content on their site is reserved for subscribers so if you want to see what you’re missing, they are having an open house for the next week from […]

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Last week, I blogged about the report out of Chicago that shows that intensive test prep may have actually led to lower scores for students on the ACT test.  This morning, I opened US News & World Report and found their description of a a new study from Stanford University that what appears to work […]

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Just read this essay from Luc Sante in The Wall Street Journal about his book collection. If you read my blog, you’ll understand why it resonated with me. Here’s a taste:
Many books are screwy, a great many are dull, some are irredeemable, and there are way too many of them, probably, in the […]

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