Historian, Educator, Translator
Professor Bruce Charlton, author of Addicted to Distraction: Psychological Consequences of Mass Media Addiction (reviewed here) recently published a four-part series on giving lectures inRead More
Leave a commentStarting a blog is one of the best decisions that I have made. At nearly 200 posts (for this site) since I started in 2010,Read More
Leave a commentInfogalactic is a fact-based alternative to Wikipedia. It dynamically forks Wikipedia content, so articles are essentially ported word-for-word, however Infogalactic does not have several hundred SocialRead More
Leave a commentThe Blue Yeti Mic is a great choice for podcasters, especially when paired with the Radius shockmount and a mic boom and pop filter. Here’sRead More
Leave a commentSince August of 2015 I have been privately offering English lessons for students in Warsaw and via Skype. Unique among most native speakers of EnglishRead More
Leave a commentPrivacy is an ever increasing concern as most of our communications, business transactions and enterntainment occur online. The foundation of our online identity from socialRead More
2 responsesI don’t like new years resolutions. I already broke two of them in less than a week. Maybe I should try harder? Nah I thinkRead More
Leave a commentLast weekend I attend the first session of a two-part workshop on recording oral history interviews, sponsored by the Palo Alto Historical Association. The sessionRead More
Leave a commentThe internet is a vast resource. Think of it as the biggest library in the world, filled with an ever expanding number of libraries, archivesRead More
3 responsesHot on the heels of today’s iPhone 4S event, I wanted to share some strategies for using your iPhone (or other smartphone) as a greatRead More
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