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One continuous mistake: single-minded effort

Jon Lebkowsky / September 19, 2010

This came in via Tricycle Magazine’s “Daily Dharma” today: Several years ago, a sociologist studied students in a neurosurgery program […]

Jon Lebkowsky / September 13, 2010

Jay Rosen has a terrific post about the state of media, beginning with this clip from the film “Network”: Pretty

The very smart Kevin Leahy is has a blog, as Knowledge Advocate, that you should follow. In a recent post,

I’ve been thinking a lot about stewardship as the requisite basis for action in an era of greed and confusion.

Nancy White, John D. Smith, and Etienne Wenger have written a thorough, clear and compelling overview of the emerging role

I spent today at the 2010 UTeach Conference here in Austin. UTeach is an acclaimed teacher prep program at the

Video of my talk at Ignite Austin.

Today at TEDxUT, I was live tweeting all day until I maxed out my update quota. This was my second

Universities in the “Free” Era – SXSW 2010 Presentation View more presentations from Armstrong Institute for Interactive Media Studies, Miami

I have notes on Doug Rushkoff’s SXSW talk, which I found compelling and will post about at length when there’s

Jon Lebkowsky / February 21, 2010

Here are some notes from my TEDx Austin experience yesterday at the Austin City Limits studios on the campus of