Career Advice
Goodbye, class lectures.
Janet Sheppard, a counsellor at the University of Victoria, explains how many academics struggle with feelings of inadequacy, and offers different options to help overcome them.
Good advice from a legendary scholar.
Career centres are providing students with a range of new options to help them with the changing job market.
Deciding if a master’s or PhD is the right next step for you can be a difficult one. We asked for some advice.
We asked the team behind the redesign of the University of Chicago website, recipient of two 2013 Webby Awards.
From netbooks to iFrames and GIFs, the world of tech is getting a little nostalgic – but with a twist.
Gruelling work that can make us go bonkers.
A conversation with Dr. David Streiner, co-editor of When Research Goes Off the Rails: Why It Happens and What You Can Do About It.
What do Twitter, Tumblr and citations have in common?
University career advisers have some advice for graduating students.
Congress offers career development for students and faculty.
Are virtual worlds a dying technology or do they have a bright future in postsecondary education?
How to choose your PhD supervisor.
Aliases aren’t just for the infamous. Bibilotech podcast host Rochelle Mazar offers advice on separating the personal and the professional online.
We queried a half-dozen aficionados of video abstracts for advice on how to make a video worthy of the red carpet. This is what they told us.
Communicating about your academic self.
Emerging technologies librarian and BiblioTech podcaster Rochelle Mazar gives you the scoop on the top online tools to inspire your next course.
How could the digital world shape course readings and course reserves?
Use your problem-solving hat for this difficult situation.