Gregory Zobel will continue blogging for the adjunct community as a featured author on our Bedford Bits blog.  You will find all of his posts at this site.

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http://blogs.bedfordstmartins.com/bits/?author=16

Matt Gold has an intriguing piece: Against Learning Management Systems. If you use a LMS, you’ll want to read this.

Go to the site, download them, and you have Microsoft Word-ready printable calendars. Pretty cool, huh?

Social media is a fact of life at this point. If you are unsure of just what social media is, watch Social Media in Plain English.

I am not sure what to think of this. It’s short; check it out for yourself.

John Gastil offers useful suggestions on how to manage a large writing project. Whether you are finishing up your thesis or working on a book, Gastil’s advice is helpful.

The Online Professor discusses what determines a good online teaching wage here.

Gregory Zobel will continue blogging for the adjunct community as a featured author on our Bedford Bits blog.  You will find all of his posts at this site.

Continue to Bedford Bits.

http://blogs.bedfordstmartins.com/bits/?author=16

Courtesy of Librarian in Black, here’s an interesting video about copyright. It’s only six minutes in length, but it could be used to foster some class discussion on copyright and intellectual property. It could also be used to help remind colleagues about their copyright responsibilities.

At CMS Wire, Gerry McGovern asserts that traditional writing skills do not work on the web. Whether or not you agree, check out his argument. And if you are teaching composition in a computerized environment, this could provide some great material for discussion.