Tag: academic blogging

100 blogposts later…

I realized a few posts ago that I was approaching my 100th blogpost and tweeted about it. This is one response I got… &q

Moving in now – reclaiming my own domain

Hello and welcome to my new self-hosted Reflecting Allowed blog 🙂 I have just moved in – thanks to the ease of import

#rhizo14 Sustenance for a Compulsive Writer with Impostor Syndrome

I’ve been wanting to write about my compulsive writing (I know, compulsive, right?) and impostor syndrome (the latter me

Never stop thinking. Never stop writing

Just a short blog post reflecting on something: people keep referring to me as a prolific blogger. I take it they’re imp

Social media friends are my new books: re-flipping the flip

Today, my thoughts have been inspired by a combination of things that happened on social media. This is a terribly non-linear

Chaos, safety, vulnerability, and community in massive online interaction

I just participated in the first #moocmooc live Twitter chat on #FutureEd. I wasn’t sure what the topic would be, but it

The Vulnerability of Social Media Participation

This is just a quick weekend post to reflect on the vulnerability we open ourselves to when we blog or tweet or participate in

Academic blogging revisited: Thinking, writing, action

This post is a confluence of several “coincidences” related to the value of thinking and writing and the value of

To blog or not to blog? The academic blogging question

This blog post reflects on my reasons for starting this academic blog. If you have followed me over the past six months or so,