ALT Lab

Simple tools, no logins- built on WordPress

Another option (other than Diigo) to create some bundled work based on bookmarking . . .

"When I first began teaching, I assumed my anxiety in each of these domains would eventually dissipate. I was certain that there had to be an approach to grading that was simultaneously meaningful, moral, and manageable, and that, with enough time and experimentation, I would eventually discover it. Yet the more I tried to get a handle on anxiety in one domain, the more I seemed to increase my anxiety in another. [1] I came to believe that the system was stacked against us. It had trapped us into a corner where, at best, we could maximize two goals at the expense of the third. Mirroring the "fast, good, cheap" meme that designers love so much, my pessimistic grading meme might look something like this:"

slick tag based sorting features which open up some interesting options

I can't tell if this is what I've been looking for or if I hate it. Changing organizational structures is a bigger challenge than it seems. I may have to give this a try for a week and see where I stand.

" Here's what annotation about annotation atop annotation is beginning to look like"

"For the casual user, Knoema seems to provide a quick and easy way to visualize data."

"To put it simply, innovation in schools today is far too focused on improving teaching, not amplifying learning."

"So here's what I want to tell you about the online portion of Trump University: It probably puts your university's online courses to shame. It certainly makes a mockery of what Silicon Valley darlings Coursera and Udacity call courses."

3d printing in higher ed math classes