Dr. Brian Donohue-Lynch

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  CTDLC: Faculty Dissemination Programs - [Cached Version]
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  Brian Donohue-Lynch, Ph.D., Associate Professor of SociologyQuinebaug Valley Community College

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  Main Archive Page: Students - [Cached Version]
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  (Instructor: Dr. Brian Donohue-Lynch, Sociology/Anthropology)
  
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  Main Archive Page: Students - [Cached Version]
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  ( Instructor : Dr. Brian Donohue-Lynch , Sociology/Anthropology )
  
  Other Samples of Internet Use in Anthropology and Sociology at QVCC
  
  Please send questions , comments , suggestions etc. to :.
  
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  MontanaLinux.Org - [Cached Version]
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  You could do that collaboratively at no cost or low cost... Goldie Blumenstyk wrote a nice article for Chronicle of Higher Education about Professor Brian Donohue-Lynch and his views about the virtues of Open Source vs.Commercial software in colleges.If community colleges could think in those terms -- and think across state boundaries... and across the typical political boundaries that we operate in.If colleges and community colleges said together , We're going to form an association that does this , you wouldn't need more than initially a couple of people who said , OK , we're going to find a couple of servers , we'll mirror the site that we're creating on several servers , and we'll put together a course-management package that anybody can use.You could do that collaboratively at no cost or low cost...

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  NEASC Standard 2—Planning and Evaluation - [Cached Version]
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  Brian Donohue-Lynch Associate Professor

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  NEASC Standard 2—Planning and Evaluation - [Cached Version]
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  Brian Donohue-Lynch Associate Professor

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  Newsletter (3/13/01) - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/13/2001    Last Visited: 1/11/2006  

  In a recent interview, Brian Donohue-Lynch, the founder of the World Association for Online Education and an associate professor of anthropology and sociology at Quinebaug Valley Community College in Connecticut, argued that IT in the education sector should move toward open source software.He said the open source movement has an affinity of purpose with community colleges, because open source seeks to make software accessible, just as community colleges aim to make higher education accessible.He noted that "appropriate technology" theories, which argue for technology development based on the needs of a particular group of people, also apply to an educational setting because each institution has to make sure that software fits its needs.Open source allows for this level of customized attention, Donohue-Lynch argued, and can also be a big cost saver.As an example of a successful open source collaboration, he pointed to Nicenet, a program in which educators can set up an online course. (Chronicle of Higher Education Online, 20 February 2001)
  
  NCSA CREATES FASTEST IBM LINUX SUPERCOMPUTER IN ACADEMIAThe National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, has built the fastest Linux supercomputer for academia out of a IBM Linux cluster.

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  SUNY Geneseo to Hold 25-Year Reunion, Honor Alumni - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/22/2001    Last Visited: 6/28/2002  

  Excellence in Education Award (first-time award) to Brian Donohue-Lynch (1977), associate professor of anthropology and sociology at Quinebaug Valley Community College and 1999 Carnegie Professor of the Year.

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  Syllabus Boston 2001 - Faculty - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/5/2001    Last Visited: 8/5/2001  

  Brian Donohue-LynchBrian Donohue-LynchSyllabus Boston 2001 - Faculty
  
  Syllabus ConferenceSyllabus Boston
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  Track 5 : Faculty Innovation : Case Studies
  
  Learning to Be Artisans , Not Extensions , of Information Technologies
  
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  Brian Donohue-Lynch , Ph.D. is a cultural anthropologist who teaches sociology and anthropology at Quinebaug Valley Community College , in Danielson , Connecticut.At Quinebaug , as well as in the Connecticut Community College system , he has served as a catalyst for the integration of learning technologies into non-technological curriculum.As well , he was one of a group of co-founders of the World Association for Online Education ( WAOE ).

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  WAOE, Articles of Incorporation - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/1/1998    Last Visited: 6/3/2008  

  Brian Donohue-Lynch, Director
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  Steve McCarty and Brian Donohue-Lynch declare under penalty of perjury that they are the President and Executive Secretary of World Association for Online Education, the unincorporated association referred to in the Articles of Incorporation to which this declaration is attached, and that said association has duly authorized its incorporation by means of said Articles of Incorporation.
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  Brian Donohue-Lynch, Executive Secretary

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