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Article of The Chronicle of Higher Education, January 9th, 2007.
Forget Lonelygirl15, YouTube's 2006 online video phenom. Professors are the latest YouTube stars. The popularity of their appearances on YouTube and other video-sharing sites may end up opening up the classroom and making teaching—which once took place behind closed doors—a more public art....
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The Times:
Thanks, as always, for your interesting and informative posts. I am frequently inspired by news you direct me to as I troll for subject matter for posts of my own on the Clear Admit MBA Admissions Consultant Blog. In line with the Chronicle's piece on academic institutions embracing YouTube, thought your readers might be interested to learn that Columbia Business School has recently launched its own blog. Read about it here: http://blog.clearadmit.com/2008/01/columbia-business-school-joins-the-blogging-world/
Best,
Jeanette Brown
Clear Admit staff blogger
Posted by: Jeanette Brown | Wednesday, 16 January 2008 at 08:30 PM