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Beyond Moodle: a comparison of learning managment systems

Posted on 04.19.2013 by matt
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Link to a recent presentation looking at various course management systems: moodle, mediawiki, wordpress/buddypress, tumblr, github. Continue reading →

Posted in Adelphi Ed Tech | Tagged buddypress, gamification and learning, github for courses, learning management systems, mediawiki, moodle, presentation, tumblr, wordpress | Leave a reply

Tyson Lewis at Adelphi Social Theory Series

Posted on 04.19.2013 by matt
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Educational philosopher Tyson Lewis from Montclair State University will deliver the next Adelphi Manhattan Social Theory Lecture on May 16th. Continue reading →

Posted in Adelphi Ed Tech, Research | Tagged adelphi, adelphi manhattan, social theory, study, Tyson Lewis | Leave a reply

The MOOC & the Multitude

Posted on 03.14.2013 by matt
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My paper, The MOOC and the Multitude, presents a software study of Massive Online Open Courses from the political perspective of Autonomist Marxism. Put another way, what aspects of today’s MOOCs could form the basis of an education for a revolutionary multitude? How do MOOCs reinforce existing power structures? Continue reading →

Posted in Research | Tagged aera, cognitive capitalism, moocs, software studies, talk | Leave a reply

Social Theory Lectures

Posted on 03.14.2013 by matt
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Comics artist and media theorist Nick Sousanis speaks about comics and theory on March 28. Continue reading →

Posted in Media | Tagged adelphi manhattan, better than ncate, comics, social theory | Leave a reply

Can I say “I” in my paper?

Posted on 12.03.2012 by matt
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Students want to know if they can say “I” in their papers. I take a look at a few recent journal papers in different fields to get a sense of the current practice. Continue reading →

Posted in Courses, Media | Tagged academic writing, first person, student questions, style | Leave a reply

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