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Peter Schilling, Amherst College

Professional Information

Full name
Peter Schilling
Job title
Director of IT
Role
administration
Education
BA Georgetown University, PhD Columbia University (English)
Disciplinary Interests
Learning Theory, Organizational Theory, 20th Century British and US Literature, Magical Realism
Bio
Director of IT at Amherst College.

History

Member for
5 years 14 weeks

User content

Announcement
ReadWriteWeb: Considers the Confluence of Trends that WIll Upend the Book Industry1 year 1 week ago
Ars Technica Reports: American Chemical Society to Switch to Online-Only Publishing for Journals1 year 3 weeks ago
OpenAcademic3 years 52 weeks ago
US Patent Office Strikes Again: Awards Broad Patent to Blackboard4 years 6 days ago
Comment
Power Law in Instruction1 year 51 weeks ago
Re: Scholar, Web Designer Create Digital Japanese Scroll4 years 28 weeks ago
Essay
Amherst College IT Index 200945 weeks 3 days ago
IT Index1 year 44 weeks ago
Technology as Epistemology4 years 33 weeks ago
Review
Ars Technica Reviews A Study of PowerPoint Animations and Comprehension (It's a Killer)1 year 6 weeks ago
Clay Shirky's "Here Comes Everybody"1 year 51 weeks ago
New Search Engine for Open Source Code4 years 23 weeks ago

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