Summer Reading
Being able to regularly feed my brain is a nice perk of professor life.
Tag: Google
The Beauty of Structured Data
When it comes to survey design, Stephen Covey is absolutely right.
Finding Teachable Moments in Survey Courses
At least in one regard, Jeff Bezos’ letter couldn’t have arrived at a more opportune time.
Thoughts on Reaching 500 Google Scholar Citations
Reflections on achieving a professional milestone.
Chemonics Receives Innovation Award
Recognition for good work never gets old.
The Case for Early Student Evaluations
How feedback at the start of the semester can help nip issues in the bud.
Three of My Favorite In-Class Exercises
A few of the ways that I try to make learning as active as possible.
Tools of a Tech-Savvy Professor
These applications and tools make my life quite a bit easier.
Four Courses I Would Love to Teach
If I could wave my magic wand…
What if Facebook had charged its users?
Would the company find itself in its current predicament?
My New Book
Analytics: The Agile Way—my eighth book—is out.
Featured Talk: How to Create a Culture of Analytics
A 50-minute talk about Big Data and what we can learn from Amazon, Facebook, Netflix, and Google.
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