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An Open Letter to Congregations Welcoming New Pastors
My own thoughts (some hopefully beneficial, some potentially harmful) on just what to do about a new pastor arriving less than a week from today prompted me to draft an open letter to my church. It ad… more →
More Questions Than Answers
Science 2.0
anelibrary wrote 1 year ago: Great article, “Science 2.0—Is Open Access Science the Future?”, from Scientific America … more →
An Open Letter to Congregations Welcoming New Pastors
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Russell wrote 1 year ago: My own thoughts (some hopefully beneficial, some potentially harmful) on just what to do about a new … more →
Student Ministry Blog
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Russell wrote 2 years ago: After too much red tape (and too many HTML headaches) to get a youth ministry page posted within my … more →
Psychology Research in Second Life
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anelibrary wrote 2 years ago: In the June APS Observer, Jillian Sherwin writes about research in the 3-D virtual world Second Life … more →
Interesting Aspect of the Facebook / MySpace Dichotomy
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Russell wrote 2 years ago: Came across an article about trends of class differences common in the main user groups of Facebook … more →
Thesis 9
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Russell wrote 2 years ago: A long time ago Matt and I started a joint-blogging project (March 31 was the launch… wow). It … more →
On Technology and Teaching: "A Brain and A Book"
anelibrary wrote 2 years ago: James Lang, in a Chronicle of Higher Education column, “A Brain and a Book,” takes up Ma … more →
Wikis, wikis, everywhere
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Russell wrote 2 years ago: The newest wiki (definition) I’ve come across is wikiletics. It was set up by Leonard Sweet, a … more →
A Fair(y) Use Tale
anelibrary wrote 2 years ago: Professor Eric Faden of Bucknell University provides this humorous, yet informative, review of copyr … more →
A Lesson in Viral Video
anelibrary wrote 2 years ago: Last Wednesday, Michael Wesch was one of thousands of Internet users to add material to the video-sh … more →
