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Kairos: Open Since 1996

Open access publishing has been gaining ground. I thought it would be instructive to talk to Doug Eyman, editor of Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, & Pedagogy - which has been exploring the potential of open access web-based publishing since 1996.

Broken Toilets and Equal Education

Crises in South African education.

Access to higher education: One exam, one door

Last week, 7 million Brazilians participated in a two-day exam to assess achievements in language, natural sciences, humanities, mathematics and writing.

IT, Law and Policy Shorts

FRANCE AND "PIRACY" “We have to take a holistic approach,” she said. “Website blocking and alert systems are just two...

Weirdly Brilliant

I have to give the state of Florida credit. There’s something weirdly brilliant in this. The state of Florida is...

3 Reasons to Decree Mobile Learning by 2015

It's time for a big ambitious goal.

Summer Vacation, Part II

A few weeks in, and still no rest for the wicked.

NYT Magazine Blows One

The NYT Magazine published an essay about something that happened, but that doesn't make it the truth.