Welcome…

by | Tuesday, January 01, 2008

…to my new website. It has taken a while, but it is finally here. Of course, as in all things web, this is still a work in progress, but it is getting there. I will be phasing out my old site gradually.

The most significant change has been a shift from static HTML pages into a site driven by WordPress. My old site was getting difficult to manage and keep up-to-date. I hope it will be easier this way. An important addition that WordPress provides me, of course, is this blog. I hope I can be consistent in writing to it. Let us see.

In the meanwhile I hope you will take a moment to click around and enjoy all the new (and hopefully good) stuff that is here.

Topics related to this post: Housekeeping

A few randomly selected blog posts…

A decade of running, some thanks

Sep 22, 2014

Ten years ago I participated in my first formal race. It was the 2004 Capital City River Run and back then it was a 10 mile run. Today (September 20, 2014), I ran my 11th race, the 2014 Capital City River Run - now a half marathon. It has been a decade of running. In...

TPACK newsletter #35, March 2018

TPACK newsletter #35, March 2018

Mar 5, 2018

The latest version of the TPACK newsletter (#35) is now available and can be  found here (pdf). All previous issues are archived here. As always, thanks to Judi Harris and her team for all the work that goes into this.

Of Math and Ambigrams

Dec 10, 2013

Mathematicians love puzzles—they love to play with numbers and shapes but often their love can turn to words and other areas that, at least on the surface, have little to do with mathematics. One form of visual wordplay with some deep connections to mathematics, and...

TPACK tshirt now available

Mar 5, 2009

The ambigram design I had first presented here is now available through cafe-press in a variety of formats. Click here to buy t-shirts, buttons and more... Just to be clear, the prices for all the items are exactly what cafe-press charges. Matt and I make no money of...

The media debate, politically speaking

Sep 5, 2008

There is a recurring debate in the ed-tech community about if media make a difference. One argument is that media is akin to a conveyance system bringing in supplies (content). At some level it doesn't matter if the content is brought by a truck or a train, a bullock...

Finding humor in play

Jul 8, 2008

Learning through play has been an important part of my philosophy of teaching (and learning). In fact I have argued that play is far more important than games (though games have been receiving a great deal of educational interest lately). [You can read a previous...

Cheating in a test, why that’s the way to go

Apr 26, 2013

I just read this wonderful essay by UCLA professor Peter Nonacs titled: Why I Let My Students Cheat On Their Game Theory Exam. In this essay he describes an experiment he recently conducted in his game theory class. This is what he told his students a week before the...

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