Matthew X. Curinga

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Can I say “I” in my paper?

Posted on 12.03.2012 by matt
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formal-writing

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

Challenges for the 2013 multimedia studio

Posted on 11.07.2012 by matt
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visualization of growth of student debt

What topic makes the best challenge for my digital studio course? Debt, Power & Blackouts, Climate Change and Extreme Weather, or Voting? Continue reading →

Posted in Adelphi Ed Tech, Courses | Tagged digital studio, interaction design, multimedia learning, studio-pedagogy | Leave a reply

Teaching Programming Project Ideas

Posted on 06.21.2012 by matt
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hello, world code example

I haven’t taught programming for a couple of years now, and I’m excited to be offering CS 602, a graduate level introduction to programming course this fall. This summer, I’m trying to figure out how to organize the course. What … Continue reading →

Posted in Courses | Tagged cs, csc 602, problem based learning, python, teaching programming, udacity | 2 Replies

Jaron Namir Boss Fight, No Augments

Posted on 02.06.2012 by matt
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jaron namir

How I finally killed Jaron Namir in the third boss fight of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, even though I had the bad chip upgrade and no augments. Continue reading →

Posted in Courses | Tagged boss fight, deus ex, hint, jaron namir, popular, posthuman, spoiler, video games | 2 Replies

Organization for “mobile learning” class

Posted on 01.09.2012 by matt
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olpc

I’m working on the syllabus for the m-learning course that I’m teaching this Spring. Since the course is an elective for everyone in it and we will have a small class, I have been debating the best way to structure … Continue reading →

Posted in Adelphi Ed Tech, Courses | Tagged android, ipad, iphone, mlearnig, mobile learning, popular, soe, student centered learning, tablet | Leave a reply

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