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Kindle Publishing: A Diary–Day 4 Finding your niche
Dear Diary, This research stuff is harder than I thought! I’m not sure if I’ve found a niche, or just become more confused. The first thing I did was go to Amazon.com and check on the Kindle store for my … Continue reading
Posted in ePublishing, PostADay
Tagged Amazon, Amazon Kindle, business niche, E-book, ePublishing, ePublishing for Beginners, ePublishing for Novices, finding your niche, how to epublish, Kindle Direct Publishing, Kindle Publishing, niche research, Publishing Guide, writing for Kindle
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Cheaper iPad 2 and Kindle Fire sales
If you are following my diary of learning to publish for Kindle, then you know that there are other places to epublish besides at Amazon.com. If you have also been following the tech news, you are aware that Kindle Fire … Continue reading
Posted in PostADay, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon Kindle, E-book, ePublishing, iPad 2, Technology, WordPress.com, ZDNet
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Kindle Publishing: A Diary–Day 2 Choosing your references
Dear Diary, Yesterday, I started using an epublication that talked about publishing to the Kindle in 4 hours. Yeah, right? But I got started on something that might work, and here I am, back for another day. It’s pretty clear … Continue reading
Kindle Publishing: A Diary–Day 1 Getting started
Dear Diary, So the other day I came across a self-published book in the Kindle Store titled The 4-Hour Publisher: Write a Series for Kindle by Suzanna Stinnett. And I’m going to try to follow this book step by step. … Continue reading
Posted in ePublishing, PostADay
Tagged Kindle Publishing, Publishing, written for the Kindle
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Lisa Adams: Vicissitudes of Circumstance
A few months ago, Los Angeles artist Lisa Adams asked if I would mind reviewing her latest book. Titled Lisa Adams: Vicissitudes of Circumstance, and co-authored by the writers of the introductory essays (James Scarborough and Ezrha Jean Black), the book … Continue reading
Posted in PostADay, What I'm Reading
Tagged Art, art books, George Segal, Google Docs, Lisa Adams, Los Angeles, Visual Arts
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Finally!! ERIC Identifies Peer-Reviewed References
For years, I’ve been warning undergraduate and graduate students to be careful when referencing articles from ERIC–Education Resources Information Center, maintained since the 1960s through the nation’s Department of Education. One of the problems with using items from ERIC for … Continue reading
Posted in Education, PostADay
Tagged database indexes, education projects, eric database, Research, resources information center
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The Future of Higher Education
Originally posted on A little bit of this, a little bit of that:
The Chronicle of Higher Education interviewed the directors of Georgia Tech‘s Center for 21st Century Universities. The interview touches upon several key points regarding the challenges and…
Posted in Education, Fixing Education, PostADay
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Just sharing…
Horoscopes in the newspaper are great fun if you don’t take them seriously–at least, not too seriously. My horoscope today was simply uplifting, and I thought I’d share it, as it can apply to anyone at any time. You could … Continue reading
How Mobile Devices in Education Teach Critical Thinking Skills
Originally posted on the Evolving Classroom:
A friend, who is a former educator, emailed a link to a letter published in the San Jose Mercury News from a teacher expressing an opinion about using digital devices in the classroom. This…
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