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Tag Archives: blogging
Adding free stock photos to your blog with quick, easy attribution
I was showing a student how to use free stock photos to illustrate an online project, and since I was doing the work anyway, I thought I’d put it here on my blog to share with anyone who was interested. … Continue reading
Posted in Writing, blogging
Tagged blogging, how to use stock photos with proper attribution
5 Comments
Back after a long absence (blamed entirely on the pandemic!)
This is my first post since February, so hello! The details behind my long absence don’t really matter, because, really, haven’t we all been dealing with the same troubles for months now? But basically, long story short: I teach college, … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Higher education, Life, Nature, Technology, Travel, Writing, blogging
Tagged blogging, COVID-19, perspective, uplifiting, WindowSwap
18 Comments
What’s in a tagline? My blog’s identity: Version 4.0
I’m developing a new course at MSOE called “SS 3700 Digital Society.” To say I’m excited is to understate my enthusiasm for this topic. As a political science major who took computer programming classes in the late 1970s using a … Continue reading
Posted in Higher education, Learning, Life, Popular culture, Science, Teaching, Technology, Writing, blogging
Tagged blogging, curiosity, Digital society, lifelong learning
2 Comments
What’s in a tagline (Part 2): Changing my blog’s identity AGAIN
Welcome to KatherineWikoff.com, version 3.0. Today marks the launch of a new tagline for my blog’s “identity,” and I think I’ve FINALLY found something that fits. Version 1.0 Starting out in 2012, I subtitled my blog “Ideas on creativity, innovation, … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Writing, blogging
Tagged blog identity, blogging, brand, branding, online identity, tagline
2 Comments
Green lawn, white building, angled shadows, caged “works” (and thoughts on blogging)
Something about the bright sunlight and the white building, the slanted shadows and the lush green grass, and finally the caged meters and pipes caught my eye as I was walking down the hill to Starbucks a few days ago. … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Photography, Writing, blogging
Tagged blogging, daily posts, Nicholas Hitchon, online diaries, Up series, weblogs
2 Comments
Just a fluke, but still lots of fun
This is what my stats looked like shortly after 11:00 last night. (Yep, I use the old stats page. The new one doesn’t give you this snapshot of “context.”) This morning I’m back on track to my usual numbers, lucky to … Continue reading
The Northern Soul Project – Streaming 24/7 Northern Soul Radio (Post #4)
A quick post to share my latest Northern Soul find: a radio station that streams classic Northern Soul music online, ad free, 24/7. A partnership between San Francisco radio station KALW (91.7FM) and National Public Radio, “The Mix: Northern Soul … Continue reading
Posted in History, Learning, Milwaukee, Music, Popular culture, Writing, blogging
Tagged blog series, blogging, KALW 91.7FM, lifelong learning, Motown, National Public Radio, Northern soul, Northern Soul music, radio station, San Francisco radio station, streaming online radio, WMSE 91.7FM
1 Comment
I’m back (hopefully . . .)
Here’s what happens sometimes when I’m not even trying. I have been away from blogging for over a month because my offline responsibilities have claimed the lion’s share of my attention. Family, job, that sort of thing. Part of the problem, … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Writing, blogging
Tagged "lean in", blogging, Sheryl Sandberg, web log, writing
2 Comments
“This website is something that is required on the web, someone with some originality!”
Uh . . . right. How dumb do the spammers think we are? Pretty darn, apparently. I’ll admit to feeling a little rush of happiness when I saw I had a new comment on one of my posts and read these … Continue reading →