Kevin Gaugler | November 11, 2008
In a previous post I wrote about the new metrics for evaluating scholarly production in a Web 2.0 world. Then, Barbara recently posted about the spontaneity of publication on the new web. Building upon these thoughts, I wish to discuss the shifting expectations for content from single author monographs to multiple author modules. When using [...]
Category: Mass-Customization, scholarship, web 2.0 |
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Tags: Creative Commons, evolution of dance, Kevin, MIT, Open Courseware, remix, scholarship
Kevin Gaugler | November 3, 2008
In this post, I’d like to expand upon the conversation we had with Bill Ferriter and discuss further how online social interactions between peers has shifted notions of traditional peer-review in higher education. If you have a tenure-track position or hope to have a tenure-track position at an institution of higher education, chances are you [...]
Category: scholarship |
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Tags: authority, Chronicle of Higher Ed, intellectual property, Kevin, Merlot, MLA, peer-review, scholarship, social scholarship, tenure, web 2.0, YouTube
