Scholarly Voices
Description: “Scholarly Voices” is designed to collect and promot the voices of undergraduate students. “Scholarly Voices” is a group that will help identify and promote undergraduate voices on HASTC....
View ArticleSURE Robotics Research Part 2
In the summer of 2014 I had the privilege to participate in the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Robotics at Georgia Tech. The program was aimed at providing students with graduate...
View ArticleSocial Media Shiva: the digitized mourning of adolescent deaths
There was a boy who went to my high school; for the purpose of this blog we’ll call him Alex. Alex was kind but rather quiet, without too many close friends. In a grade of roughly 180, it was hard not...
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CFP: Deadline extended: Craft Rhetorics Special Issue of Harlot: A Revealing...
Deadline extended to April 15! Email the editors with questions and ideas at editors@harlotofthearts.org.read more
View ArticleCritical Media Literacy & Crowd-funding in Guatemala
Unlocking Silent Histories is a critical media literacy and documentary filmmaking non-profit organization based in Lake Atitlan, Guatemela. Through collaborative filmmaking, indigenous students of...
View ArticleSocial Media Shiva: Accepting Condolences on Facebook
Social Media Shiva: Accepting Condolences on FacebookPart II of a blog series on digitized death and mourning [Part I here] read more
View ArticleTeaching Children With Learning Disabilities
It's not uncommon for a child to be diagnsed with a learning disability today. Growing up, I struggled with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder,but that didn't mean that it had to handicap my...
View ArticleAlcohol and Students
Kids in our generation are more likely to consume alcohol in high school and college than ever before. With knowing that it is also more easier to get in todays society. Kids just going up to the...
View ArticleProblems of Education in the 21st Century. Information. Twenty-third_CFP_...
Dear colleagues, We would like to invite proposals for articles for an international blind peer-review scientific journal (Twenty-third Call for Papers) “Problems of Education in the 21st Century” ISSN...
View ArticleA Successful Education
Debating to send your children to public or private school can be a quick and painless decision or a long lasting stressful process. Parents want to set their children on a successful path to their...
View ArticleA Successful Education
Debating to send your children to public or private school can be a quick and painless decision or a long lasting stressful process. Parents want to set their children on a successful path to their...
View ArticleA+ for Activities
Everyone wants better grades in school, and also everyone wants to be able to associate with different cultures around the world. One way this can be achieved is through extracurricular activities....
View ArticleThe Future of Millions of Innocents in the Hands of a Few
The subject of education is a fundamental point that would not only help the development of human being, but would contribute greatly to the economic development of an entire country through...
View ArticleTara Schultz as Case Study: The Digital Illiteracy of Digital Natives
The recent case of Tara Schultz complaining that four graphic novels assigned by her English professor were inappropriate because they included nudity, sex, violence, torture, and obscenities clearly...
View ArticleRecap: DML Trust Challenge Workshop @ DML 2015 Conference
On June 11, the 10 DML Trust Challenge grantees met for our first face-to-face workshop at the DML 2015 Conference is Los Angeles, California. Over the upcoming year, we’ll be reporting out on some of...
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