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By jdupuis on December 5, 2012.
  • Top Ed-Tech Trends of 2012: MOOCs
  • The future of libraries is...
  • The impact of open access on librarians
  • A People’s History of MOOCs
  • The Greatest Course You’ll Ever Teach
  • Why Are Cable Companies Forcing People to Turn to Piracy? (or not.)
  • How Historians Earn Tenure and The 5-Year Humanities Ph.D.
  • Failing to Make the Sale (researchers don't promote their own impact on society)
  • Cautionary Tales About Collective Rights Organizations
  • Let's (Not) Do the Numbers (why do students need to use the library?)
  • Where is Library Technology going?
  • Build Your Own Open Access Journal: An Interview with Rob Walsh of Scholastica
  • Blogging Academia: The crossroads between classroom and community
  • PLoS, arXiv, and the Future of Open Access
  • Open Access: 'we no longer need expensive publishing networks'
  • A Study of Open Access Journals Using Article Processing Charges
  • She Who Dies With the Most 'Likes' Wins? (likeability and success, esp as relates to women)

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