Treating Appluenza – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Graduation
Dear First-Year Student – Revisited
Still Looking for ways to Improve My Courses (Pt. 2 of 2) – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Statistics and Experimental Design
Still Looking for Ways to Improve Courses After 36 Years of Teaching (Pt.1 of 2) – Revisited
Preparing for Bloomsday: Reasons for Reading James Joyce – Revisited
It’s Been a Reasonably Quiet Day at Camp Carroll as I return to Campus for the First Time Since Mothers’Day – Revisited
I’ve Been Thinking About Bagpipes Lately – Revisited
Putting the Semester to Bed…and Preparing for the Next One – Revisited
Treating Appluenza – REVISITED
Final Reflections on Final Exams – Revisited
Lessons from Teaching (and Being Taught by) Special Needs Students – Revisited
Temptations and Distractions – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, letters of recommendation, University teaching
What ELSE a professor does: On Being a Person of “Letters” – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Carroll University USA, Graduation, Humor
Dear 2014 Carroll University Graduate… – Revisited
Musings and Swan Song about Teaching Statistics: Rap or Rapture? – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Cultural Universals, Global Education, International, language
Fifty Ways to Say I Love You, Mom… Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Commencement, Ethics, Fraud, Graduation, Higher Education
Post Commencement – Revisited
Whispered Words of Wisdom – Revisited
What’s the Best Blogging Software? In Search of the “Write Stuff.” – Revisited
Preparing for My 64th Semester of Teaching at Carroll… — Revisited
Blogging, Controlling Technology, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools
Retooling and Sharpening my Technology Learning Tools – Without Injury – Revisited
Notes for a January 16, 2009 Technology Day Presentation at Carroll University Jan 15, 2009 – Revisited
Tools for Re-Engaging Alumni—and Oneself – Revisited
An APP a day… Give me an “A”! – Revisited
Blogging, Controlling Technology, Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
Preliminary Personal Responses to the 2014 Higher Education Edition Horizon Report Revisited
How to Avoid Internet Pollution – Revisited
Unfinished Business – The Zeigarnik Effect Revisited – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Learning Maps, Movenote, Personal Learning Tools
My Top 10 Personal Learning Resources—Always in Flux – Revisited
Blogging, Carroll Reflections, Learning Maps, Presentation Tool
Dr. David’s Neighborhood: Angela and David Explore Edynco – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Literature, science fiction
I’ve been Doing a Lot of Time Traveling Lately – Revisited
App Generation, Blogging, Carroll Reflections, Jane Hart top learning tools., Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools, Top Learning Tools
Internet Detritus: David’s Wayback Machine from Jan 6, 2009 -Revisited
Environmental Protection, Global Education, social psychology, Unifying Global Causes
Remembering Mother Earth: Reflections on Earth Day 2014. Revisited
First Use of SurveyMonkey by an Undergraduate Student Assistant – Revisited
(E)booked! – Revisited
App Generation, Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools
Thinking Horizontally – Revisited
App Generation, Blogging, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools
Phoumany, Angela, and David Explore Lucid Press – Revisited
Carroll Reflections, Oberlin, social psychology
Giving Away (Social) Psychology – Revisited
Aging, App Generation, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
Curious David Redux: What evidence is there that collaborative, engaging, Web tools indeed enhance learning— or Promote or Maintain Brain Health? – Revisited
Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Robin_the_Newf
Canine Ruminations: Robin the Newf Helps Me Write a Blog Post – Revisited
Mapping New Directions for the Writings of Curious David – Revisited
Twitter Reconsidered – Revisited
App Generation, Carroll Reflections, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Miscellaneous
OMG: Discovering What My Research Assistants Are REALLY Doing… – Revisited
Jane Hart top learning tools., Teaching Tools, Web/Tech
David in Carroll Land: Liz, Amy, and DumbleDave Explore ExamTime – Revisited
A Short History of “Curious David”-Revisited
App Generation, Blogging, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
Three Digital Tools in Need of My Sharpening – Revisited
Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
My World Continues to Expand as It Shrinks – Revisited
On Being “An Extinguished” Professor Revisited
App Generation, Blogging, Carroll Reflections, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools
Where does the time go? Oh! Revisited
Adventures with My Business Partner Revisited
Ten Meditations on Meditating : Revisited
Higher Education, Jane Hart top learning tools., Teaching Tools
Lessons from My Student Consultants— Revisited
Two Simple Studies with Potentially Impactful Results—if Replicated – Revisited
computer dictation, Controlling Technology, Dystopias, Literature, science fiction
Nuanced monologue: I’ve been talking to my computer a lot lately—and sometimes it talks back. – Revisited
Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
What IPad Apps should all university students be familiar with? Revisited
Blogging, Controlling Technology, Personal Learning Tools
Reducing Internet Distractions to Focus on the Writing Task at Hand – Revisited
Reversing the Professor Student Role Revisited
Carroll University USA, Critical Thinking in Psychology, Dementia, Literature
Thanks for the Memories… Revisited
Blogging, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
Why Blog (Redux)? Revisited
Influential Books, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools, Virtual European Cultural Immersion Project, Web 3.0
Sorting My Technology Learning Tool Box (Part 2) Revisited
Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
Sorting My Technology Learning Tool Box Revisited
Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
How Can One Avoid Social Media Controlling One’s Day—or Life? Revisited
Etwinning, Global Education, Personal Learning Tools
“Best” Teachers : Revisited
Global Education, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
So much to learn…. Revisited
Retiring from Academe Is Not as Easy as I Thought … Revisited
Curious David Redux, Emeritus Reflections
Reflections on My First Semester as an Emeritus Faculty (Revisited)
COVID-19, Curious David Redux, Pandemic, Valid Resources
What Resources Do You Use to Stay Informed ? – Revisited
My Top Ten Learning Tools for 2019: With Retirement Comes Changes in How I Learn (Revisited)
Aging, Brain health supplements, Curious David Redux
Some Thoughts about Brain Health Maintenance (Revisited)
It has been a spell since I have blogged …Revisited
Commencement, Global Education
David in Carroll Land : Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow (Revisited)
Reflections on Reactions to My Retiring … Revisited
App Generation, Global Education, Jane Hart, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools, Research Assistants
Why Twitter is Rising in Importance in My Personal Learning Program: Revisited and Retracted
Rediscovering and Recovering “Lost ” Videos from My Years of Teaching
Curious David Redux, Emeritus Reflections
Reflections on My First Semesters as an Emeritus Faculty: Revisited
Retiring from Academe Is Not as Easy as I Thought : Revisited
Refocusing, Renewal, and “Hours longer we to bury was.” Revisited
Refocusing and Re-centering
Remembering Mother Earth: Links, Updates, and “Thoughts” of ChatGPT
App Generation, Carroll Reflections, Carroll University, Clutter, Controlling Technology, Higher Education, Humor, Influential Books, Research Assistants, Screencasting
Decluttering Revisited and Revisited!
Emeritus Reflections, language
Since 2014 April 18 has become a day of mixed emotions for me …
Revisiting Reflections on Reactions to My Retiring
Curious David Redux, Emeritus Reflections
Reflections on My First Semesters as an Emeritus Faculty (Part 1)
4 Years Later: Revisiting Some Earlier Thoughts about Retirement
Emeritus Reflections, language
More Reflections on Language Learning – Redux
My New Writing Assistant?
Transitions Take Time (Revisited)
Stay Tuned: Ten Blog Post Ideas Needing Further Developing and Writing
Jane Hart, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools, Top Learning Tools, Uncategorized, workplace Learning
(Re)Teaching an Old Dog Old Tricks – and a Few New Ones!
Much Ado about Something: Chat-GPT and Hello, DALL-E-2
Timeless: Revisiting My New Year’s Resolutions for 2010 – and Thinking about 2023
Revisiting Reflecting on Memories of Carroll
Commencement, Emeritus Reflections, Higher Education
Revisiting “Thank you, Graduating and Graduated Carroll Seniors (Past, Present and Future)”
Carroll Reflections, Emeritus Reflections
Revisiting Giving Thanks to Carroll Friends (2020)
Carroll graduating Senior Interview, Carroll Reflections, Emeritus Reflections, Giving Tuesday
My times they are a’changin
Culture, Cultures, Emeritus Reflections
Just what DOES a college professor DO?
Carroll Reflections, David in Carroll Land
Musings about Traditions
Emeritus Reflections, Gratitude
Reflections on Giving Tuesday, Indebtedness, and Paying Forward
Data Mining, Strategic Planning Data Resources
Musings About Fast Facts and Strategic Plan Data Mining 101
Emeritus Reflections, Jane Hart, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools
Some Additional Reactions to Jane Hart’s Top 100 Tools for Learning 2022
Have You Read Any Good Books in the Last Twelve to Fifteen Minutes?
Renewing My Journaling Habit (Revisited)
David in Carroll Land, PRINT MY BLOG PRO Plugin
Revisiting Reflections: The Wisdom (and Freshness) of Freshmen
Emeritus Reflections, Jane Hart, Top Learning Tools
My Top Ten Learning Tools for 2022
David in Carroll Land, PRINT MY BLOG PRO Plugin
Google Drive Revisited (and Decluttered!)
iMovie: Revisited
Emeritus Reflections, language, Top Learning Tools
Still More (Mis)Adventures with Duolingo
Animoto Rediscovered: Exploring Video Creation Software
Zooming Through Retirement
Rediscovering YouTube: So Many Things to Rediscover, to Learn and to Relearn!!
Nuanced monologue: I’ve been talking to my computers a lot lately—and sometimes they talk back.
Picture This – David in Carroll Land: 41 Years of Images Revisited
Thinking about “Best” Teachers
Sorting My Technology Learning Tool Box
Pamokos iš Lietuvos: Lessons from Lithuania and Abroad
Student Reflections on Creating a Virtual Cultural Immersion Course: April 2013
Carroll University USA, Emeritus Reflections, language
Questions Raised from Attempting to Create a Virtual Cultural Immersion Course
Reflections on Creating a Virtual Cultural Immersion Course: Lessons Learned: April 2013
Why Blog? Musings from January 2013
Global Education, Virtual European Cultural Immersion Project
Building Bridges Kindergarten through 99+ Revisited
Post Secondary Instruction, Web/Tech
History DOES Repeat Itself: Appy Daze Making Lemonade from a Rotten Apple
Thinking of My Colleagues as They Put Aside Wordle and Return to Campus
Still Retooling
Stop the Internet—I want to get off!!! Revised from 2009
Preparing for My 64th Semester of Teaching at Carroll… (2009!)
David in Carroll Land, PRINT MY BLOG PRO Plugin, student assistants
Thank you, former Carroll student assistants.
Jane Hart, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Personal Learning Tools, Top Learning Tools, Uncategorized, workplace Learning
Learning Never Ends … Revisited and Redirected in 2022
Reflections on Reactions to My Retiring … Revisited
To which organization do you suppose that I shall “up” my charitable giving?
Carroll University USA, Global Education, Influential Books, Jane Hart's Top 100 Learning Tools, Virtual European Cultural Immersion Project
What Did You Do This Summer, Professor Simpson???: Summers Past and Rediscovering Animoto
David in Carroll Land, Emeritus Reflections
Adventures in Self-Publishing: Rediscovering Lulu
Dog Gone (Revisited)
David in Carroll Land, Wikipedia
Revisiting and Rediscovering Wikipedia and Harnessing Its Power
David in Carroll Land, language