Curious David Redux: Brain Health Resources
Today I made additional considerable progress obtaining, reading, and vetting information about brain health issues. Thanks to Alvaro Fernandez at Sharpbrains.com for corresonding with me about […]
Works in Progress (Part 2): Brain Health, ebooks, Learning LinkedIn and Research Assistant Development
Today I made considerable progress obtaining, reading, and vetting information about brain health issues. Thanks to Alvaro Fernandez at Sharpbrains.com for introducing me to the Truth […]
Works in Progress…
With Kristen by my side evaluating evaluating Oliver Schinkten’s recent excellent LinkedIn for Students Course, I am pulling together materials for a series of articles […]
Sharpening My Brain
I’m looking forward later today to (virtually) participating in the 2017 SharpBrains Virtual Summit. As I await its starting, I am flooded by emails from brain […]
(Mis)Adventures with LinkedIn Learning
As I get closer to showing students how to (self) publish a book, I am reviewing resources that I have used in the past. The […]
What have you learned today?
Lots of (re)learning in my near future as I upgrade my Macs to High Sierra. More learning of an additional kind is occurring in my […]
We All have Pieces of the Puzzle—and the Potential for Making New Pieces to Create New Pictures.
I have very few spare minutes today. With aging comes an increased awareness of the fact that I no longer can successfully delude myself about […]
Building Student Research Teams
Though I failed to get the crowd funding I sought last year (described in an earlier post) I am delighted to report that I have […]
Protected: Everything You Forgot from My Statistics Class: The Best of Curious David
This post is password protected. You must visit the website and enter the password to continue reading. Filed under: Carroll University USA, Curious David, PSY205, […]
Thanks for the Memories
I’m looking forward to returning to the classroom this week. I’m particularly excited about what we may be able to accomplish in my research […]
Top Ten Learning Tools to Be Used in My Research Seminar
The deadline is approaching for participating in Jane Hart’s 2017 survey of Top 10 Learning Tools. My nominations this year reflect the tools I am […]
Preview of Things to Come: “Brain Fitness” Research
This morning I sandwiched in a bit of very preliminary background work for my Fall Semester Research Seminar (assuming I get the minimum enrollment!). I’ve […]
