This is a note I jotted after talking to some students after class. I guess their phone batteries were dead! 😛 🙂 *I kid, but this is serious* I am as fond as anyone[…]
Author: phill
For anyone ever in my FYC class– the year I graduated from HS
So I don’t expect many people– and certainly not students just starting college– to ever see the email I’m speaking of, but any of my peers or those who are my elders in the academy[…]
CM Punk and Kairos — the potential seeds for a deeper discussion
Again, originally offered to a class as an example, I am considering expanding on my reflections on CM Punk. This one starts from a Wikipedia definition of Kairos and goes weird places. The first[…]
"And also, Santa isn't real and pro wrestling is scripted," or The Elephant in the Digital Humanities Rumpus Room
I want to apologize before I start if this post seems a little surly. I’ve been on the soapbox about this several times lately, so I might get a little fired up. I remember[…]
The "Myth" of Online Authenticity or Phill Engages Billie's Post
My friend (I hope she’d consider me such) and colleague Billie Hara recently posted this spot on blog entry about digital identity on her personal blog. I wish to applaud her, and I encourage any[…]
Good crying vs. bad crying: or "Why I Teach"
I feel like I’m in a bit of a different position from a number of my peers because of how I came to be where I am now. When I started college, I just knew[…]
Killing Games: or How Weird is it to Virtually Fire the Killshot?
While eating dinner with my mother, we were watching Wolf Blitzer in ye olde Situation Room on CNN. This flashed across the bottom of the screen while Wolf discussed the viability of Donald Trump as[…]
A movie Poster for my favorite album: Automatic 4 The People
So Julie found these book covers and posted one of her own here. I wanted to sort of take inspiration from it but not do exactly the same thing. So… remix powers, activate. -Phill
When you care enough to feed her the food named after the dog that got shot at the end of the film…
As seen at the OkeKrog, while looking for new dog food for Boo and Chewie. I think I’ll pass on this one.
How Our Students Inspire Us to Learn: or Phill Tries Something New
I didn’t want to let the weekend get away without posting, but I’ve been hard at work helping out my WRA 210 students with some amazing end-of-the-semester websites. One of them, in particular, is working[…]
