The ProfHacker Week in Review

This post wraps up another week of tips, tutorials, and commentary on pedagogy, productivity, and technology in higher education.

We certainly hope you found something interesting and/or useful among this week’s posts, which included:

• Billie reviewed the official launch of Scrivener for Windows.”
• Guest Vanessa J. Alander showed how to “Text Your Classes Easily with Remind101.”
• George offered “Accessibility in a Digital Age 1.5.”
• I reflected on “Surviving a Long Power Outage During the Semester.”
• Mark explained the ins-and-outs of “Making the Most of iAnnotate on the iPad.”
• Ryan wrote about “Digital Humanities at AAR-SBL.”
• I wrote about “Using Text Expansion for Mobile E-mail.”
• In Open Thread Wednesday, George asked about “Semester Lessons Learned?”
• Heather shed light on “The Shadowy (Work) Side of Academia.”
• Erin recommends using “Jog.fm to Stay on Track.”
• Guest author Aimee L. Pozorski returned to observe “The Kids Are All Right: Understanding Student Veterans.”
• My Weekend Reading post came in a “Social Graphs Edition.”

Have a great week!

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