"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted."
-- Albert Einstein (attributed)
US (German-born) physicist (1879 - 1955)
All you can do is laugh
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- My writing on our Blended Doctoral Program in Educ...
- A Decade of Experience and Research on 1-2-1 in Ma...
- A faculty member's wish list
- CEP 952: Jacobsen's Doctoral Pathfinders
- Group Intelligence, Enhancement and Extended Minds...
- Gee on Getting Beyond Mindless Progressivisim
- In 2011, Technology is global, ubiquitous, social ...
- Hands On Vs. Hands Up: Technology Enabled Knowledg...
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About Michele Jacobsen
- GirlProf
- This blog is part of a public exploration of what one female professor actually "does" and "thinks". In particular, I write about one female professor's experiences in the academy. Doctoral and masters students are usually interested in what the academic life can and might entail. In response to many questions about my work, I have shared a number of stories (almost all of them true!). Given the response, usually "no, really??" or, "no way!", I realized that when added up, these stories might be of interest to a wider audience. So, here is the girlprof blog - girl is a tribute to Pat Clifford who encouraged me to keep a pony tail - some days, I am sorry I didn't. Blogs sprout out of graduate courses, too.
My Blog List
Top 10 Girlprof Posts
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One of the greatest joys in my professional life is teaching -- as an education professor, I teach seminars in the undergraduate teacher pre...
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A colleague of mine, Mark Bullen, has created a " Net Gen Skeptic " blog that I follow -- his aim is to debunk the myth, largely created by ...
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Here is a Monday morning serving of a few efforts to uphold our Canadian Human Rights. Ezra Levant's editorial in the Ottawa Metro, a commu... -
Here is a short description of Educational Technology that I wrote a while back for my EDER 671 - Conceptualizing Educational Technology gr...
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A while back, I prepared this rationale for the way I designed my graduate courses in educational technology. Hi. Thank you for the breakd...
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I have to fly from one end of Canada to another next week (i.e., from Vancouver to Halifax). I have a broken wrist. Should I be worried? No...
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Today, I am taking a few minutes to capture my thoughts about dementia, and link to a few items that have recently been in the news. My m...
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Thank you! THANK YOU! Deanna Werklund, for sponsoring me for the Leadership Breakthrough I Training. I have taught for 16 years, and I hav...
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The bulk of my day today involved meetings with graduate students. Currently, I am supervising several doctoral and masters students as they...
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Sharon Friesen and I presented our research findings at AERA in New Orleans , Louisiana, in April 2011 this year. The session was entitled, ...
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