Monthly Archives: August 2012

Breaking and Mending Your Students’ Heart in Anthropology

Posted on August 24, 2012 by Elizabeth Pyatt

One of the more interesting themes I’m seeing in my music Coursera course is the theme of re-examning world music through different eyes. Like most students in the course, I decided to join the course because I am interested in… More On: Breaking and Mending Your Students’ Heart in Anthropology

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Elizabeth’s Taking a MOOC in Coursersa

Posted on August 17, 2012 by Elizabeth Pyatt

I was searching the Coursera catalog and found a music appreciation course that intrigued me. So naturally I had to check it out. This is a report of what the experience has been like. Before I get into the nitty… More On: Elizabeth’s Taking a MOOC in Coursersa

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Why “Accessify” is a Word

Posted on August 15, 2012 by Elizabeth Pyatt

The accessibility been using the verb “accessify” in recent months and a question that has come up is – “Is accessify a word?” My answer is yes, and most linguists would agree. Here’s why: It Sounds Like English With very… More On: Why “Accessify” is a Word

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