Semester Break Announcement
It’s that season again, so Neo-Academic will be taking a posting break until after the New Year. This is also a strategic decision so that I can get some writing done. Stay tuned!
technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
It’s that season again, so Neo-Academic will be taking a posting break until after the New Year. This is also a strategic decision so that I can get some writing done. Stay tuned!
The Academy of Management 2010 conference is coming up in a week, and I plan to give live updates of presentations.
I occasionally talk here about privacy concerns, usually with an emphasis on protecting privacy, so imagine my surprise when I discovered this blog was without my knowledge using behavioral marketing – a targeted advertising tracking mechanism was embedded within it! This has since been repaired. So that the same doesn’t happen to you, I thought it would be useful to share my experience combating this menace. If you don’t run a blog, you can safely skip this one.
One of the problems with having an active research program is that sometimes that program tries to smother you with work. A project that I am working on (determining the best use of online social networks in college classrooms) is suddenly requiring about 16 hours per day of my time (I have 17 meetings next week alone!), so it will be quiet here for the next week or two.
Tomorrow, I’m heading to Vancouver for the E-Learn conference to learn the latest of the latest in the world of instructional technology.
I have finally caved to peer pressure and have set up a Twitter account, which you can find here or by clicking the Subscribe to Twitter link on the right side of the page.