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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.
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...
Billion-Dollar Boondoggle?
Universities shouldn't be competing to host the next presidential libraries, but should be working to reform the concept of presidential libraries, writes Ben Hufbauer.
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.