Tag Archives: zenofteaching

Writing (and Thinking and Blogging) across the curriculum

Posted on August 5, 2016 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Every so often I hear of some initiative being supported by part of the faculty. The creation of a new Redaction Center. Redaction? Because students do not seem to master their own native language. Innovation? Do you think after 12 … Continue reading →

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Higher Education Innovation & Open, Connected Learning: Back To The Future

Posted on June 23, 2016 by Antonio Vantaggiato

Yesterday June 22nd I presented at Virtual Educa 2016, here in San Juan my paper titled “Higher Education Innovation & Open, Connected Learning: Back To The Future“. Here is the Slideshare presentation. Higher Education Innovation & Open, Connected Learning: Back … Continue reading →

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Lectures and Wisdom

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Antonio Vantaggiato

My friend Dan Ausbury provoked my thought processes by contributing a couple of articles from the New York Times published in the past weeks. The first is “Lecture me. Really.”; the second is “Schools for Wisdom”. I believe they are … Continue reading →

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Opening the Ivory Tower

Posted on November 29, 2014 by Antonio Vantaggiato

I had a great time at the Faculty Resource Network’s 2014 Symposium, last week’s Friday and Saturday in San Juan, with talks from John Sexton, NYU’s President and UPR’s and Sagrado’s Presidents, both current and emeritus. My own presentation was … Continue reading →

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Jim Groom and Alan Levine: Resisting the Narrative of Crisis / Zen of Teaching Interview

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Antonio Vantaggiato

It is a shame I let quite a few months go by since October 2013 when I held an amazing Zen of Teaching interview with edtech gurus Jim Groom and Alan Levine. So, I am humbly trying now to regain … Continue reading →

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