What I Mean When I Tell You “She’s Autistic”
I want the world to become more educated about neurodiversity. Knowing people with autism diagnoses means understanding can come more easily to us all. So if I come straight out and say […]
10 tips for more concise writing
Research Degree Insiders Writing concisely is a great skill–useful for 200-word conference abstracts, 7000-word articles, elegant emails and effective cover letters. Here are 10 tips that I have gleaned over […]
The Facebook “It’s Not Our Fault” Study
Originally posted on Social Media Collective:
Today in Science, members of the Facebook data science team released a provocative study about adult Facebook users in the US “who volunteer their…
Addressing Antifeminist Violence Online: Work Narrative
Originally posted on Jacqueline Wernimont : Network Weaver, Scholar, Digitrix:
Need According to a recent Pew Study, 1 in 4 women have experienced online stalking or sexual harassment. Labeled as “social…
Teachers Who Tweet: 50 Educators You Should Follow
Pretty cool to have been included on this list! Thanks! The eNotes Blog It’s no surprise that Twitter, inarguably one of the most popular social platforms, has more than tweens and […]
The Pregnant Pause
Originally posted on Run With Rainbows:
So, it’s been a while since I’ve blogged (says no blogger ever). Because this blog really focuses on my running life, I’m here to…
The best thing about Wikipedia is Spoken Wikipedia
10 tips for dealing with introverts (Number 6 shall cause the rivers to run red with blood!)
Originally posted on my kid's name will be treasure:
You’ve probably heard that there are two kinds of people in this world- the outgoing, social extroverts and the quiet,…
Academia’s Freedom is Also Its Dysfunction: Farren Stanley on Why She’s Leaving
You made a decision to leave adjuncting behind after this past semester. What motivated this decision? In order to be able to live, I was teaching three classes (with three…
on information privilege.
Originally posted on info-mational:
The concept of information privilege situates information literacy in a sociocultural context of justice and access. Information as the media and messages that underlie individual and…
Alice Daer, Ph.D. 