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Clips:
In 2013, life for developers is going to get interesting, say industry watchers -- which sounds great until you remember that old (purportedly) Chinese curse. Living in "interesting times" is likely to prove challenging to hard-working codederos.
(ADTmag, January 2013)
In the first installment of a three-part series, CT explains what Big Data is and its potential for improving student learning and success.
(Campus Technology, November 2012)
The Learning Resource Metadata Initiative has a complicated name but a simple purpose: to make web searches more useful for students and teachers.
(T.H.E. Journal, February 2013)
High-definition videoconferencing is maturing as a crucial, reliable courtroom tool, especially in criminal matters.
(Law Technology News, June 2012)
Can Tech Transcend the Textbook?
As the e-book market explodes, publishers and educators debate why e-textbooks lag behind -- and what they should even look like.
(Campus Technology, March 2011)
Humanoid Robots: STEM Vehicles Today, Classroom Assistants TomorrowIf humanoid robots are ever to succeed as classroom assistants, they have to be stable, agile, and programmable--but above all, said Bruno Maisonnier, they have to be cute.
(T.H.E. Journals, Oct 24, 2011)
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Other Books:
Blobitecture: Waveform Architecture and Digital Design, Rockport Publishers, 2003
John Chambers and the Cisco Way: Managing through Volatility, John Wiley & Sons, 2002
The Everything Computer Book, Adams Media Corporation, 2000
The Everything Microsoft Word 2000 Book, Adams Media Corporation, 2000
Diablo: The Official Strategy Guide, Prima Publishing, 1996
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