technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
If you haven’t heard of it, inbox zero is an email management technique where you pursue an inbox clear of messages. You can accomplish this by doing one of five things to each message each time you go through your...
Recently, there was a brief discussion about online Ph.D. psychology programs on the PSYTEACH listserv. Generally, it was met with disbelief that an online psychology doctoral degree could be rigorous for a variety of...
I recently received a peculiar e-mail invitation. It was titled, “Richard, welcome to Lore.” Here’s a screenshot: I did not immediately recognize this for what it was, although it is now blazingly obvious. “ODU...
College students everywhere, heed this metaphor: Imagine you’re a server in some sort of fern-filled bar/restaurant – let’s say Applebee’s. You’re serving 20 people in a single group, all by yourself. You in fact...
Seven bits of news, including Kia putting Facebook in your car, Barnes and Noble starting up a textbook rental program, and students are 600% more depressed than they were 70 years ago.
Three bits of news missed over the holidays: a university president canceled an NIH-approved study to appease a donor, technology moves backwards in early childhood education, and journals will never go away.