CUNY Academic Commons Annual Report – 2016-2017

By Scott Voth on June 22, 2017 in Analytics, Commons Team News, News

It’s been a busy year on the Commons and our annual report highlights site stats and accomplishments.

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In Common

Fear of going “Totally Public”: Course Sites and Student Privacy September 9, 2017
Welcome back to another week at the In Common blog, Last Spring, the Commons team began encouraging faculty to use the Commons in their undergraduate courses as an alternative to proprietary platforms such as Blackboard, WordPress.com, or Canvas (you can read reflections from faculty who were early adopters here, compiled by the GC’s Teaching and […]
Paul L. Hebert
Welcome to a new semester at the In Common Blog! September 1, 2017
Welcome fellow Commoners, We’re embarking on a new semester here at the Commons and that means that there is a flurry of activity. This semester the Commons Team is working hard to make teaching on the Commons easier so that undergraduate faculty to make use of the Commons for their courses. So I expect we’ll […]
Paul L. Hebert
School’s Out for Summer! May 26, 2017
Fellow Commoners, Just a short note this week: classes are out and the semester is over! That means I’ll be taking a break from blogging for the summer. The end of the semester means an end to some of the routines of academic work, but its also time for me to get to work on […]
Paul L. Hebert
In Common this week: Beyond the Hall May 12, 2017
Welcome back fellow Commoners, I’m going to do things a bit different in this post. Instead of going identifying a particular theme across new content this week on the Commons, I’m going to focus in on several aspects of one site: the conference website for Beyond the Hall. Beyond the Hall is a conference scheduled […]
Paul L. Hebert
In Common this week: Terms of Service April 28, 2017
Welcome back folks, A recent college study was highlighted in The Guardian lately that confirms something we all know anecdotally: few people read terms of service. In the experiment with over five hundred college students, only a quarter “looked” at the terms of service for a fictitious service. Of course, as the article points out, […]
Paul L. Hebert

Citation Needed

Bubbles September 27, 2016
The loneliest moment in someone’s life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly. -F. Scott Fitzgerald EdSurge had a feature article about the CUNY Games Network, highlighting the power of a networked research community born at the Borough of Manhattan Community College, and they […]
Jim Groom
Post-Labor Day September 8, 2016
“We are not complaining about the work. We want to see our hard work reflected in our pay.” -Emmett J. Bogdon, President NALC Branch #116 (IN) It made me happy to see Scabby the Rat make an appearance at #LIUlockout protest today pic.twitter.com/ngeOdzh7mw — J. K. (@The_book_girl) September 8, 2016 Possibly the biggest national and local […]
Jim Groom
Ed-Tech Scars August 24, 2016
We were barely out of middle school when Stuart showed me the scar— From Gary Jackson’s “The Family Solid” The Grad Center’s Convocation and New Student Orientation took place yesterday, and if Twitter is any indicator it was a good crowd. It starts with joy and excited anticipation, the scars come later. Packed house for […]
Jim Groom
Troll Rocks August 12, 2016
America when will you be angelic? When will you take off your clothes? When will you look at yourself through the grave? From “America” by Allen Ginsberg I have to start this week’s round-up with a nod to Katherine E. Entigar‘s post “Captain America: belonging and fear in Prospect Park”: Evidently, some Brooklynites are unhappy with this installation […]
Jim Groom
It’s In There! August 2, 2016
An agitation of the air, A perturbation of the light Admonished me the unloved year Would turn on its hinge that night. —“End of Summer” by Stanley Kunitz With the coming of August there’s been a bit of panic in the academic social mediasphere: How is it Aug 1?! Where did the summer go?! Classes start in […]
Jim Groom
Faith in a Seed July 26, 2016
Though I do not believe that a plant will spring up where no seed has been, I have great faith in a seed. Convince me that you have a seed there, and I am prepared to expect wonders. —Henry David Thoreau Well, let’s begin. The Commons knows no vacation, and the activity over the last […]
Jim Groom
In the beginning… July 22, 2016
I’ve been blogging for the last five months on the CUNY Commons News blog. I’ve been getting a feel for the community and keeping up with what’s happening around the Commons. That said, I’ve been struggling a bit with how to best accomplish the task of highlighting the work in the community. Seems simple enough, I […]
Jim Groom

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