If you post it on Facebook, tag us so the Ministry of Interior will find it will be the subtitle of a short story I write one day about all the fantastic and quirky couples that I know in cross-nationality relationships. It will end on some epic inquiry into how citizenship has been forever changed by the advent of the internet and one's virtual history.

If you post it on Facebook, tag us so the Ministry of Interior will find it will be the subtitle of a short story I write one day about all the fantastic and quirky couples that I know in cross-nationality relationships.  It will end on some epic inquiry into how citizenship has been forever changed by the advent of the internet and one's virtual history.

At the moment:  I'm AFK for Inside Out in DC, among other exciting things. 

On-going Bibliography

Neuroanthropology Resources
Foundation for Psychocultural Research http://www.thefpr.org/
First official PhD in Neuroanthropology?
http://neuroanthropology.net/conference/
"Social medicine"
Drug Use: Group Habits and Individual Learning
http://neuroanthropology.net/2008/11/14/katherine-mackinnon-capuchins-and-people/
http://www.macalester.edu/psychology/whathap/UBNRP/neuroanth10/Neuroanthropology.html
Discussants Quinn, Sapolski and Strauss...

People Teaching Neuroanthropology
USF  - Daniel Lende
Northwestern University -  Ryan Brown
Northwestern University - Rebecca Seligman
University of Chicago-  Rachel Brezis 
University of Tulsa - Peter Stromberg
Notre Dame -Agustin Fuentes
Saint Andrews - Christina Toren
Miami University in Ohio - Cameron Hay
Purdue - Hal Odden
Macquarie University - Greg Downey


Keywords:  ONLINE PEDAGOGY, THEORY OF CHANGE, EDUCATION REFORM, EDUCATION REVOLUTION, MOOC, COURSERA, ONLINE LEARNING

Daphne Koller & Andrew Ng's  "Log On and Learn: The Promise of Access in Online Education"
Pamela Fox's "Creating Our Coursera Starter Culture"
Claudia Ehrenstein's Does the Internet Make You Dumb?
Steven Smith's The World Wide U
Eliza Collin's Professors Rethink Teaching Methods
Keven Carey's The MOOC-Led Meritocracy
NYT Op-Ed The Trouble With Online Education
Eli Okun's Mixed Reactions

Scope of Inquiry / Can't it be free and valuable?

The moment is approaching when I need to decide if I'm interested in exploring Coursera "in and of itself" as my virtual guide, Tom Boellstorff, did in sl, or in relation to civil space and reality-making.  My desire, of course, is the latter but today's modest perusal of civil society sources presents more than my mind can adequately ponder in the hours not consumed by rl. 























Rather than elaborate, I offer a few thought provoking links and an interesting facebook conversation I came upon  around 'the value' of a 'Coursera certification':