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I’m working on a new theme right now (in part to celebrate 10 years on nirak.net) and things might be a little messy while I get things cleaned up. Let me know what you think!
I don’t talk about my job very often here. I’m not sure exactly why that is. Part of it, I’m sure, is that I worry that I don’t possess the political acumen to know what is and what is not … Continue reading
It seems every few months another wave of posts about whether people are reading enough starts (the latest, I think, was prompted by the Kindle’s release). I came across this quote by Albert Einstein (attr., can’t figure out where the … Continue reading
A while ago, the Institute for the Future of the Book told readers of their blog that they would be working on a theme for WordPress that will allow comments on individual paragraphs. Well, it’s out, and it looks amazing! … Continue reading
My article, The satellites in the farmland: a visit to SCOLA has been published in the Nebraska Library Association Quarterly. I’m working on a few other articles, so I hope to have more news like this soon. :)
Tomorrow class (Designing Computer Supported Collaborative Learning) starts. Should be interesting- what’s normally an 8 week class is being compressed into 4. I think I’ll really enjoy it, though. My days of lazing about the house and reading have come … Continue reading
Over at Neil Gaiman’s Journal, he is having his daughter, Maddy Gaiman, guest post. I’m enjoying these posts immensely, and keep saying to myself “I can’t believe she’s 12!”