From the Editors

I just spent the afternoon editing e-Literate’s site theme organization. There are a number of reasons why I felt this was necessary: Too many posts were going into too many themes. While I deliberately chose to create a system of overlapping themes rather than a rigid taxonomy, an organization system starts to lose its value […]

As it turns out, the mailing list manager in Expression Engine (the blog tool that runs this web site) doesn’t support daily email digests. So I’m switching the mailing list over to Bloglet. I’ll let you know how it goes.

In order to help with the book selling thing, I have created a new site theme called Books I Like.

Since I seem to be sending a lot of business in Amazon.com’s direction with all of my book recommendations, I figured it’s only fair to ask them to cut me in. So I’ve become an Amazon Associate. All that means is that when you go to Amazon from a book link on e-Literate and end […]

So far, my most popular post (by far) has been Emergent Learning is an Oxymoron. This post has gotten more than five times as many hits as the next most popular one. And more people keep coming to it. The trouble is, I have no idea what people are actually thinking about it because nobody […]

I’m going to try turning comments on for the next couple of posts. If there are no problems with spammers then I’ll go back and retroactively turn them on for all previous posts as well as enabling them for future posts. You’ll have to register with the site (sorry, but I really don’t want to […]

It’s been bothering me that the only category on my site where I can put these posts about emergence is “Blogo-eroticism and Other Hype.” Since I intend to get past all this back and forth about what emergence isn’t (as quickly as possible) and start posting on what it is and how I think it […]