Entries tagged with ‘technology’
On margins, fonts, and paper usage
As I was carrying the 80 page faculty meeting packet from my post office box back to my office, I started to think again about paper usage on campus. Last semester, Chloe Radcliffe pointed out that reducing default margin sizes from 1.25 inches to 0.5 inches reduces paper usage by 25%, and I see that […]
Predictions for 2010
As 2010 begins, those interested in instruction and technology have been making their predictions for what the year may bring. They are not always in agreement. Google Wave is already set to become a very popular tool this year. Wave languishes in techie backwaters.
Learning technology podcasts
Joshua Kim at Inside Higher Ed is starting a list of podcasts that are useful to those interested in learning technology. From his list, the one that caught my eye was Tech Therapy from the Chronicle of Higher Education with podcasts such as, “How To Start Talking About Green IT” and “Why Not Outsource E-Mail,” […]