My New Podcast about College Life
I have launched a new project – a “This American Life”-style podcast about college life. It is my favorite endeavor of the past 12 years. I hope you…
I have launched a new project – a “This American Life”-style podcast about college life. It is my favorite endeavor of the past 12 years. I hope you…
More at myteachingnotebook.com
More at myteachingnotebook.com
Dear subscribers, I have launched a new website focusing on the pursuit of joy in teaching and learning at myteachingnotebook.com. I’ll cross-post articles here for awhile, but if…
Every spring my Digital Ethnography students move into the Meadowlark Hills Continuing Care Retirement Community and immerse themselves in the lives and memories of their new neighbors. This…
By the time I entered college, it had been over 10 years since I had read a book, and I was quite proud of myself. The last book…
“An Ode to the Beauty of Existential Angst” by Vasilios Markou Vasili is one of 11 students from Digital Ethnography 2014 who moved into the Meadowlark Hills retirement…
Beautifully produced by David Steiman at Pasadena City College.
“After years of experimenting with social media and praising the learning potential of these tools, Wesch realized that they don’t automatically establish either genuine empathy or meaningful bo…
by Jordan Thomas and Kenzie Wade, Digital Ethnography Class of 2014 This past semester, seven of the eleven students in my Digital Ethnography class moved into a continuing…
The World Simulation is featured in the NYT’s “Ed Life” section this week along with several other innovative classes. Great picture of Madeline McMillen and Carol Ford, along…
The 2010 team of Diggies (Digital Ethnography students) were featured on Upworthy for their “flash mob of kindness” video to support K-State Proud. Under the title, “A Mob…
“Smile Because it Happened” is the latest project to come from our Digital Ethnography class (ANTH 677: Digital Ethnography Field Methods). We have become known for finding “communi…
A little promo produced by Kansas State University