5 Ways to Marry Higher Ed to Work — from campustechnology.com by Dian Schaffhauser Excerpts: Treat employers as customers. Move beyond the idea of the […]
This post is part of a series celebrating National Library Week. Learn more about NLW events, activities, and resources here. Mary Kingsbury was the United […]
From DSC: In my senior year at college, it was on a Maundy Thursday that I came out of one of the deepest, loneliest deserts […]
16 Historical Roman Inventions That Helped Shape the Modern World — from interestingengineering.com by Kashyap Vyas The technologically-advanced ancient Roman Empire has a rich history […]
Travel from home: 13 virtual museums and galleries to tour — from millionmilesecrets.com by Cynthia Paez Bowman; with thanks to Tatiana Rosado Vidal for this […]
Celebrating Black History Month — from blog.edmentum.com Excerpt: February is Black History Month, a time to learn about, reflect on, celebrate and honor the pivotal […]
Start the New Year off Right With Thought Provoking Content From CuriosityStream — from futurism.com It’s the streaming service for people who love to learn. […]
From DSC: After seeing the following two items, I wondered…should more professors, teachers, and staff members be on Substack? Heather Cox Richardson Offers a Break […]
Luke 2:8-11 (New International Version) — from biblegateway.com 8 And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. 9 An […]
The Digital Divide for Tribal College Students — COVID, CARES Act, and Critical Next Steps — from diverseeducation.com Excerpt: In this episode staff writer Sara […]
3 educational websites for history and social studies — from educatorstechnology.com Excerpt: Below are three websites we are featuring in our blog for the first time. […]