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Open Thread: Favorite New Podcasts? Here Are 5 Good Ones
Given that Heather just put in a plug for her favorite app for listening to podcasts, I thought it might be a good idea to check in on which podcasts people are listening to. Here are 5 good ones I’ve...
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An Accessibility List of Lists
It can difficult to keep track of — much less keep up with — the amount of accessibility information out there for educators, developers, and designers. Recently, I came across what looks like a very...
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Make Web Content Printer Friendly With Simple Print
In my courses, I often use texts originally published on the Internet as material for in-class discussion, and for my classes, I need printed copies. However, not all online texts are formatted in...
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Cupper: A Tool for Creating Accessible Documentation
I recently stumbled across a tool for creating accessible documentation, and while I haven’t had a chance to experiment with it, I’ll be putting it on my list of things to test drive this summer....
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Open Learner Patchbook
Last August, Lee wrote about the Open Faculty Patchbook, "a community patchwork of ‘chapters’ … about pedagogy for teaching & learning in college." More recently, in her post about laptop bans,...
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Weekend Reading: Late April Edition
Happy Friday, faithful ProfHacker readers! Here are 5 links worth reading plus a video for your weekend consumption. "The Web’s Recommendation Engines Are Broken. Can We Fix Them?," by Renee Diresta...
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On Not Over-Thinking Things
I don’t know about you, dear reader, but I often find that I am my own worst enemy when I’m trying to get things done. I tend to be a perfectionist, which means I dread completing important tasks for...
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End the Semester With a Note to Your Future Self
I’ve just submitted my grades for Spring 2018 and launched my online “Maymester” course. How is that possible? This semester went by very quickly. I did, however, manage to make several improvements...
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Weekend Reading: Pollen Edition
Happy Friday! Whoa, how did it get to be mid-May already? Is your semester over, yet? How are your allergies? Got big plans for summer? Here, for your weekend reading pleasure, are 5 links and a...
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From Markdown to Word, With Citations
Here at ProfHacker, we’ve written several posts about Markdown — the “syntax you (probably) already know,” to quote Lincoln Mullen — and Zotero — the reference management software developed by George...
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