Category: Gonzaga University
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Road to Thesis: Conference Call
Well I turned in the first written assignment for the Master’s Thesis last night just before midnight: The One-Page Proposal. This afternoon I got on a conference call with the lead professor and three other students to go over the professor’s notes and comments on our proposals. I started my proposal by pulling the salient…
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OJT Training: Theory Influencing Practice
(Note: This is a paper I turned in for my class on consulting and training.) OJT Training: Theory Influencing Practice Jonathan R. Lightfoot Gonzaga University OJT Training: Theory Influencing Practice Three source documents are being used to analyze the theory and practice of On-the-Job-Training. The oldest is a 1996 article from a…
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Summer Plans change
Today’s post is late and short. Seems the class I’d planned on taking this summer — Digital Storytelling — is being canceled. No idea if it was because of low attendance, or because of a change in the teacher’s schedule. I was really excited about this class, the one elective choice that really gave me…
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Of class materials and PDFs
I’ve been taking these classes from Gonzaga University for a master’s degree. It’s online, and fairly amazing. The interactive blackboard is a marvel at bringing us together interactively like we are actually together is the class. But some of the things are odd. Like the reading materials they give us. Old school. Watch the below…
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Crafting Identity: Coda
(Note: I’ve posted comments and summaries of the texts of several books that I have had in my Master’s in Communications degree. This isn’t one of them, though it is by one the professors I have had for said degree. But it is the book I have most enjoyed reading from that academic background. I…
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Crafting Identity: Some Conclusions
(Note: I’ve posted comments and summaries of the texts of several books that I have had in my Master’s in Communications degree. This isn’t one of them, though it is by one the professors I have had for said degree. But it is the book I have most enjoyed reading from that academic background. I…
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Crafting Identity: Scholars and Museums
(Note: I’ve posted comments and summaries of the texts of several books that I have had in my Master’s in Communications degree. This isn’t one of them, though it is by one the professors I have had for said degree. But it is the book I have most enjoyed reading from that academic background. I…
At The Rainbow 