ETC @ BMC: Click and Double-Click 18: Is Web 2.0 the end of Academe?

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Click and Double-Click 18: Is Web 2.0 the end of Academe?

Mark flies solo and breaks down the latest salvo from Michael Gorman, noted library curmudgeon, with guest Jon Mark Bolthouse of the University of Wisconsin Colleges.

References include Scott McLemee's article summarizing the Gorman post on Inside Higher Ed, Steven Bell, and of course Michael Gorman

Enjoy!

Episode 18 (approx. 33 min., 35 Mb)

¶ 12:49 PM, posted by Mark

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