Communicating in a networked world
The previous article and video documented my first attempts to use a bow on the cello. Now, a full week later and after taking a couple of lessons, I'm playing a C major scale, some exercise, and doing some fiddling around. As a keyboard player, I … [Continue reading]
I'm not exactly an A.D.D. poster child. You know that I'm pretty determined to accomplish things I start. But there are times when I try things and then move to something else, leaving a task a bit incomplete. Or I do just enough that it was … [Continue reading]
I was recently reviewing the seven newsletters of the Computers And Teaching [CAT] project. I previously commented on an article that predicted the cottage industry of home working that we see around the world today. I kind of missed The Internet, … [Continue reading]
I just reviewed the seven archived newsletters of my Computers And Teaching [CAT] project, written in 1972 and 1973. During that time I led other graduate students, faculty and staff at Northwestern University and the Vogelback Computing Center (a … [Continue reading]
I was alerted to the presence online of a transcript of an "online computer conference" I organized in late 1973 when I was a professor at Northwestern University, and running my project called Computers And Teaching [CAT]. Murray Turoff, who was … [Continue reading]