Today's guest post is written by Daniel Sherwin. As a single father navigating the joys and challenges of raising two children, Daniel created DadSolo.com, a haven for single dads offering valuable information and tools to conquer fatherhood. Embarking on your…
In the past years, I have graduated several PhD candidates. All of these candidates have been cosupervised, and I have been actively involved in their research and writing over the years. While I don't think I have extensive supervision experience…
As a millennial, I saw the rise of social media only during the final years of my university studies. At that time, I did not have a laptop computer, so computing work was limited to being at a desktop. It…
When we talk about the future of education, it is easy to get into a technical discussion on all the tools we will be using as teachers in the next decades. And yes, I am excited about the opportunities ahead.…
This post is part of the series PhD Talk for AcademicTransfer: posts written for the Dutch academic career network AcademicTransfer, your go-to resource for all research positions in the Netherlands. These posts are sponsored by AcademicTransfer, and tailored to those…
If you want to strengthen your ties to industry, you have a lot of options and different paths to approach. In today's post, I hope to give you an overview of how you can set up industry collaborations through teaching,…
At my university in Ecuador, we have a collaboration with Coursera for faculty and students. The program for faculty gives faculty a Coursera license for one semester to take courses and get certificates for their professional development. The program for…
For anybody interested in trying out the reflection workshop I designed for myself - you can find it in today's post. I'm sharing here what I had originally prepared. In the end, I did not have time or energy to…
I enjoy reading quite some, as long-term readers of this blog know (I read over 110 books last year, after all). So, I recently did some triaging of my favorite non-fiction books to generate some lists of book recommendations. Here…
I recently organized a think day for myself to outline the next steps in my career. If you are somewhere midcareer like me, and thinking about the next steps, this approach may be insightful. Here's the outline of the think…
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