Erkan's Field Diary

This is a blog to register Erkan Saka's fieldwork days for his dissertation thesis project on Turkish journalism and the European Union (EU). He is a Ph.D candidate at the Anthropology Department of Rice University and an instructor at the Public Rel

Tags: turkey, politics, news, europe, anthropology

Armies of Liberation

Watch blog on the Yemeni government, political reform, media.

Tags: yemen, journalism, reform

Dr Shock

This blog is written by a psychiatrist. He is working in a University Hospital. His main interests are depression and electroconvulsive therapy as well as education and research. Posts will be about metal health care, medication, treatment, e-learning sci

Tags: psychiatry, depression, electroconvulsive therapy, education, research

scribblingwoman

Probably about books, c18, detritus, parenting, poaching, print, sf, or writing.

Tags: eighteenth century, science fiction

Full Circle Associates Online Interaction & Community Blog

A place to capture and share ideas and links about online interaction, community, distance learning, distributed CoPs from Full Circle Associates

Tags: community, online_community, online_facilitation

Fake Plastic Fish

Welcome to the fish tank. Swim around for a while and get your feet wet. Please don't go without leaving a comment! I need your ideas, opinions, suggestions, advice about how we can eliminate unnecessary plastic, dramatically reduce our plastic waste

Tags: plastic, ecology, recycling, environment, health

The CAC Review

Dedicated primarily to presenting news, commentaries and essays on indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, this version of The CAC Review replaces the previous newsletter format. The CAC Review also covers issues, events and debates that concern indigenous p

Tags: caribbean, indigenous, native, anthropology

PP Cook's Tangent Space

A PhD student's attempt to understand all the theoretical physics seminars he attends, and some other comments.

Tags: maths, physics, m-theory, string theory, supergravity

Stuff Asian People Like

I was sitting on the computer chatting with my best friend about stuff people of different races do. This in turn, inspired us to begin this blog about the good and not so good things that Asian People Like. Written By Asians, For Asians. We've been

Tags: asians, stuff, asian people, people, race

Maitresse

Twentysomething New Yorker moves to Paris, writes, teaches, attempts to do 2 PhDs at once, has affairs with noncommittal French boys. Not your average starry-eyed American in Paris.

Tags: culture, art, literature, books, paris

Jono's Blog

Personal blog featuring a variety of different topics.

ciberescrituras

Tags: cibercultura accesibilida

Fumbling towards geekdom

Eclectic musings on my life as one half of a roving academic couple. Linguistics, physics, weight-lifting, computer programming, canned spaghetti on pizza -- it's all here. Plus bonus pictures of random Australian wildlife.

Tags: phd student, australia, expat

Science of Sport

Science meets your passion at the Science of Sport, where we cast a scientific eye over sports events and athletes from all over the world. If you've ever wondered what makes teams and athletes tick, and what lies behind great sports performances, c

Tags: science, sport performance, running, cycling, sport

elearning queen

blog on elearning at all levels, from K-12 to college and lifelong learning. Trends, techniques, learning theory, instructional design and technology. Susan Smith Nash.

Tags: elearning, education, college, online education, educational technology

Cool Librarian

Exploring what it means to be a cool librarian.

Tags: librarian, young adult, books, education, life

Chaotic Synaptic Activity

Discussions by a retired Naval Officer about military, geo-political and technology issues, and related history

Punch and Jude

Tags: gumbo and beignets

All the Best Bits

Join an active discussion about the world's greatest discoveries, developments, and challenges. Share your thoughts on how to improve science and technology education and policy.

Tags: science, technology, education, politics, astronomy

Anders Rasmussen Blog