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The End of H-Net? (2)

Posted on September 12, 2007August 21, 2010 by Mills

My post on Monday in which I speculated about the possible end of H-Net has certainly generated a fair amount of discussion, both in the blogosphere and, I’m told, on the H-Net editors internal listserv. To see where the conversation is going, you can read the discussion on Cliopatria, read the multiple comments added to…

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Digital Campus #12

Posted on September 11, 2007 by Mills

It’s hard to believe it, but Dan, Tom, and I have now been podcasting at Digital Campus for half a year. That means Episode 12 is up and available for your listening enjoyment and I’m happy to report that Skype seems to have worked much better for us this time, so the sound quality is…

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The End of H-Net?

Posted on September 10, 2007August 21, 2010 by Mills

Do you get too much email? Obviously, this is a facetious question, because all of us get too much email. More and more people have become so overwhelmed by the amount of email in their inboxes that they are declaring “email bankruptcy.” And, as I’ve written previously, for a younger generation of students (who before…

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Digital Campus #11

Posted on August 26, 2007 by Mills

The eleventh episode of our Digital Campus podcast is now up and online (after a small glitch with the audio). In this episode Dan, Tom, and I continue our discussion of academic blogging, Second Life, and the iPhone. With a new academic year ready to launch tomorrow morning, if you haven’t already considered a blog…

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