Nick’s Updates- Tony Bates: Athabasca University’s Centre for Distance Education to close. https://t.co/EG00PGE34v, May 25
- Pew Research: Americans say U.S. colleges make the grade, but many say public schools don’t measure up. https://t.co/PbjBBtAQrL, May 25
- Shifting Campus Culture through Mentoring https://t.co/f2TyTnx2pY via @wcet_info, May 25
- Hack Education Weekly News https://t.co/inwPa0dZXO, May 25
- North Country Wild Care is offering a free course on the Physical Exam of a wild animal in need of rescue and rehab… https://t.co/KOMfji422S, Nov 30
- Found an injured, orphaned or distressed wild animal in upstate NY? Call North Country Wild Care Emergency Hotline:… https://t.co/bcfoAQiZcv, Nov 30
- Hawaiian Hokule'a canoe makes it round the world https://t.co/IR7SqFlgtz, Jun 18
- Sewanee university biologist David George Haskelly, author of The Song of Trees, on how trees have their own songs: https://t.co/QtQXym1QZz, Apr 22
- Evidence That Robots Are Winning the Race for American Jobs, via @nytimes https://t.co/3ZPTG7J9NY, Apr 17
- $1 Million + to Nonfiction Storytellers: Sundance Institute Announces Documentary Fund Grantees, Fellows & Projects https://t.co/XmrNy5umyU, Nov 2
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September in Saratoga
There is something about September in Saratoga Springs. The ethereal light quality reminds me of Paris in April. Deeply textured, bright yet soft, beautiful. Late summer flowers are blooming, and apples and pears fall heavily from fruit-laden trees. Throngs of … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture, Emerging Technologies, Learning, MALET, Music, Philippe Beck, Saratoga Springs, SUNY Empire State College
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