teaching and learning
welcome to TWO new blogs: “The Dendromorphoses” and “Academic Zoomscaping”

Thanks to living in, and with, COVID-19 times I’ve made two new things. The first came to be out of spending more time than usual wandering in our local woods and taking photos there. The second started as a collection of amusing pictures collected online. (more…)
reading about teaching online: a collection of links (4)
Time for Twitter!
This is the last in a set of four posts transcribing Notes and Bookmarks collected along the way, of readings reread. It’s also part of a larger series of posts from March 2020 onwards, about teaching and resources for doing so, online during COVID-19.
reading about teaching online: a collection of links (3)
SOME SLIGHTLY SUBJECT-SPECIFIC ONLINE RESOURCES
reading about teaching online: a collection of links (2)
UBC RESOURCES
reading about teaching online: a collection of links (1)
against surveillance exams
(work in progress: old notes, summer FREN 101 and 102 online course design)

“Le secret de l’histoire naturelle contenant les merveilles et choses mémorables du monde”: Bibliothèque nationale de France MS fr. 22971, f. 60v. (c. 1485 CE)


