I get a ton of reading material through recommendations on Twitter. But Twitter has a few problems as a source of reading material (problems that, among other things, keep it from being the “RSS killer” that people like to yammer on about). Perhaps the most pressing problem is that my normal use of Twitter is [...]
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- @georgeotte What's wild is that it looks largely custom coded to exactly their needs. Amazing students. Also: food for @cunycommons thought in reply to georgeotte 3 weeks ago
- @mkgold I found out about inyourclass.com when I started seeing incoming links on qwriting.org. Pretty sweet. in reply to mkgold 3 weeks ago
- @lwaltzer My bad, I missed the joke. You my boy in reply to lwaltzer 3 weeks ago
- @lwaltzer Life of letters sounds stupid to me too, but "thinky" still assumes academics have the market on living thoughtfully in reply to lwaltzer 3 weeks ago
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