It’s that time of the year where we give our final evaluation of students and they do the same. This semester I received an …

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It is easy to find arguments that social media are wonderful and that they are horrid: that they will enable new heights of connectivity and …

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This week I’m looking forward to Jessica McKellar’s visit to Communication in a Digital Age where she’ll be explaining How the Internet …

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This fall I had the opportunity to re-teach a section of Media, Culture, & Society (MCS) and prepared a new course for Principles of Organizational Communication …

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Students often write horribly convoluted and passive sentences. A cause of this phenomenon is likely related to another befuddling phenomenon: questions about “I statements.” For …

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As a teacher and researcher of feedback, I’ve long been fascinated by the popular discourse about feedback to children. The alleged praise-happy softness of …

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My year away from teaching while at the Berkman Center meant I approached this year with a lot of enthusiasm. In the fall, I continued …

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This weekend I placed last semester’s New Media Culture course up at Github under a CC license; it includes the source files for the …

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I’m at that point in the semester where I’m asking students to think about what they want to do for their more open-ended …

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I’ve not made much use of in-class exams before, but I gave the first one of this semester and it prompted the question in …

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