Professors may be experts, but we’re certainly not perfect. Being vague about criteria for course success, refusing to give As, wearing funky or distractingly nerdy clothing, and spitting on
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My 2014 Reading Challenge #150Books
I can't believe I'm crazy enough to do this again, but I've decided to create another reading challenging for
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Lessons I Learned from Reading More than 100 Books
I created a reading challenge for myself to read 100 books in 2013. I rang in the New Year having read 108 books. I
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Why I Adore My Most Popular Post of 2013
The most popular post I wrote in 2013 has continued surprising me every time I review this site's stats. I adore the
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How Journalists Can Use Social Media to Build Reader Relationships
Too many news agencies are doing it wrong. Social media are not after-the-fact forms of one-way communication you use
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23 Ways to be a More Productive Blogger
My love for writing is not a secret, but something I don't often share is that there are days when I just don't want to
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Employee Reviews—The Most Important Thing You’ll Do This Semester
I usually disregarded the email announcing employee evaluations. I was pretty confident I'd never be
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How to Run Successful Meetings
Raise your hand if you love meetings. No one? That's what I thought. I don't know anyone who likes meetings. I
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Helping Journalists Think Digital First
I hear the same questions from editors and media advisers:
How do we get our staff to think digital first?"
It's an
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Book Review: 25 Tips for Productivity #100Books
The beginning of a new academic year seems like the perfect time to review my friend Augusto Pinaud's book, 25 Tips for
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