Category Archives: culture

Communication is the heart of all relationships.

Weblogs—blogs—are a product of the need to make it easier to publish on the web. For the less technically adept user, blogs are a venue to online publishing that requires almost no special training. I have read many articles that describe blogs as a source for writers, web publishers. When I discuss blogs with adult university students, especially business management majors, a common reaction is that the blogging software is a facilitation tool that the could use to build web content without leaning heavily on the support of information systems staff or contract computer advisors or webmasters.

 

“A stitch in time saves nine.” –Benjamin Franklin

 

How technology affects us, so do we behave.

 

Before taking action, one must know what needs to be done.

 

Growth is a slow, constant process, punctuated by short periods of extraordinary change.

 

I am writing a new book, the working title of which is Digitalis Americana: How the Personal Computer Changes the Face of America.

As I transfer my book from my writer’s notebook to my digital notebook, I will post sections to this blog; I look forward to your constructive feedback in the comments section of each post.