Day 11, 26 March 2020
I got rhythm (I think); I’ve certainly got hippos I’m starting to fall into a rhythm with the courses, and I think it works. But we’ll find out next week, when we go in for the control repeat. Essentially it Continue Reading …
East Asian history courses at Muhlenberg
Portal for courses on Chinese, Korean and Japanese history
I got rhythm (I think); I’ve certainly got hippos I’m starting to fall into a rhythm with the courses, and I think it works. But we’ll find out next week, when we go in for the control repeat. Essentially it Continue Reading …
Good morning historians of East Asia! In response to many students’ observation that they find it hard to work from home, remain motivated, and stick to a schedule, I offer a link to a google doc compiled for students at Continue Reading …
Lockdown Lockdown in all but name. In Lehigh county, where I live, the amount of cases keeps increasing. It’s not anywhere near as bad as the stories you see from NYC, but I am glad we are taking measures before Continue Reading …
Good morning, historians of East Asia! Today two tech-tips in the video: how to password protect a post, and how to check my email signature for Zoom drop-in times: HST107: Check through the first posts on the Canvas discussion board, Continue Reading …
We took it for granted, and now it’s gone I’m heartbroken for our seniors, who won’t get their final semester. For our freshmen, who’ve got the weirdest college experience as part of their foundational year. For our sophomores and juniors Continue Reading …
Good morning, historians of East Asia! Some of you may feel unprepared for today’s Zoom sessions, because a million things have got in your way; or you’re procrastinating like a pro on submitting an assignment for your final project; or Continue Reading …
It sucks. But we’ll make it work. Hm. Nobody pointed out the fact that I was running a day ahead of everyone’s schedule with yesterday’s update. So here is 23 March for a second time. I promised I’d explain how Continue Reading …
Good morning! Spring has officially sprung over the weekend, and I have even seen some cherry blossoms out already. I walked to campus, because I live nearby and I miss my regular commute. It’s very quiet without all of you Continue Reading …
And on the seventh day, she rested Actually, she didn’t. But she’s too tired and it’s too late to tell you all about it now, more tomorrow. Let’s just say: transposing activities from the classroom to an online environment takes Continue Reading …
New routines After about a week of frantically prepping for the transition to remote learning, my house looked like a tip. I’ve got a small 2-bedroom flat. My neighbours manage to fit an entire family in their flats on the Continue Reading …