Take me to your leader: The importance of knowing who's in charge
You've probably been there. A new job, a new project team, a new client. A great first meeting.
The long haul: Why do academics take so long to hire?
I got in a little bit of a friendly dust up yesterday on Twitter when I asked, "As I
Alt-Conference Venues
A discussion today on Twitter about the rising costs of conference space, even on campuses, which in many cases charge
Lessons from One Week | One Tool – Part 3, Serendipity
Over the past few months, several people—including several participants themselves—have asked me how we chose the One Week
Lessons from One Week | One Tool – Part 1, Project Management
Three days into One Week | One Tool, I’m beginning to see that one of the nice things about running
"Soft" [money] is not a four-letter word
I will be the first to say that I have been, and continue to be, extremely lucky. As I explained
Benchmarking Open Source: Measuring Success by "Low End" Adoption
In an article about Kuali adoption, the Chronicle of Higher Education quotes Campus Computing Project director, Kenneth C. Green as
3 Innovation Killers in Digital Humanities
Here's a list of three questions one might overhear in a peer review panel for digital humanities funding,
Briefly Noted: FOSS Culture; Digital Humanities Calendar; Guardian API; WWW Turns 20
GNOME Foundation executive director Stormy Peters has some advice on bridging the gap between institutional and open source cultures. Useful
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