“Memoirs are in essence historical documents. They are timeless perennials that not only describe a period of history, but also address the ...

In a recent posting on his blog, Will Richardson reacts to Nicholas Carr’s article “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” I was struck by Richardson’...

GUEST POST BY: Heather Johnson Classrooms are getting a new look, and it’s not just the faces of students that change each year. New words a...

Nicholas Carr's recent article in The Atlantic with its scintillating title "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" is making waves th...

I keep running into Marc Prensky. Not literally, of course, but filed away are various photocopies of his articles passed my way by well int...

I'm currently sitting in my first PA Writing and Literature Project class of the summer. In our conversations today about reading and w...

I find my personal life blurring into my professional activities recently. Just before students left the classroom for their summer adventur...