Teaching Carnival 3.6 now online
Teaching Carnival 3.6 is now online, thanks to Bethany Nowviskie.
Teaching Carnival 3.6 is now online, thanks to Bethany Nowviskie.
Teaching Carnival 3.5 is now online, courtesy of David Parry.
Teaching Carnival 3.4 is now online, courtesy of Chuck Tryon.
In two weeks, David Parry will host 3.5 at academHack.
Teaching Carnival 3.3 is now online, courtesy of Alan Benson.
On 23 March, 2009 Chuck Tryon will host 3.4 at The Chutry Experiment.
Definitions
Teaching Carnival: “[A] periodic collection of blogposts to do with higher education” (Miriam Jones).
Blog carnival: “[A] type of blog event. It is similar to a magazine, in that it is dedicated to a particular topic, and is published on a regular schedule, often weekly or monthly. Each edition of a blog carnival is in the form of a blog article that contains permalinks to other blog articles on the particular topic” (Wikipedia).
Instructions
You can easily have one of your blog posts about teaching in higher education included in an issue of the teaching carnival by doing any or all of the following:
teaching-carnival, and/or Publishing schedule
…is available at The Salt-Box.
The next installment will be hosted at Mo Co Zone.
We need hosts for the carnivals that are scheduled after March 15, 2007. Don’t be shy!
…can be found at RevisionSpiral.
The Salt-Box will host #21 on March 1, 2007. Tag your posts, or email jbj at wordherders dot net.
We need hosts for the carnivals that are scheduled after March 15, 2007. Step right up!
…has been scribbled right here.
RevisionSpiral will host #20 on February 15, 2007. Tag your posts, or email liz dot kleinfeld at rrcc dot edu.
Scribblingwoman will be hosting the first Teaching Carnival of the new year. We need more hosts! The proposed dates are as follows:
Speak up if you’d like to host!
…has appeared at Silver in SF.
The next installment will be published chez Xoom on December 15.