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Re-upping this piece on the Nobel Prize for Literature in the context of Laszlo Krasznahorkai's win. Safe to say he fits the pattern of very low teaching attention to non-Anglo European authors, including in Europe. blog.opensyllabus.org/about-…
Satan's Tango gets the most attention, with a handful of assignments, mostly in Poland. analytics.opensyllabus.org/s…
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👉 El Open Syllabus Project (OSP) es una plataforma en línea de código abierto y sin fines de lucro que archiva y analiza millones de sílabos universitarios. Permite un analizar las tendencias curriculares a gran escala.
🔎 Link: opensyllabus.org/
#Investigación
For the record, it's just Open Syllabus. We dropped 'Project' from the name six years ago. No idea why it keeps resurfacing.
Not true for US EDUs in the past 10 years:
1 K. Turabian
2 M. Lial
3 J. Stewart
4 R. Blitzer
5 M. Sullivan
6 E. Marieb
7 D. Hacker
8 E. Foner
9 R. Larson
10 J. Creswell
11 S. Lewis
12 B. Ginsburg
13 Plato
14 A. Lunsford
15 Shakespeare
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Analysis of US college syllabi by the Open Syllabus project shows that bell hooks is assigned more than Aristotle, Judith Butler more than Plato, Edward Said more than than Kant, and Foucault more than everybody. (Thanks to Jon Shields for these comparisons.) analytics.opensyllabus.org/r…
And for the record, the Shields/Avnur/Muravchik paper interprets OS data but OS did not play a role in it.
Said, fwiw, is ranked #213 for US EDUs in the past 10 years. analytics.opensyllabus.org/r…
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This website turns a database of 27.6 million college syllabi into a visual feast!
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The Course Matcher gets a big boost to 13M classes, 2500 schools, and 61 billion (!!) matches. Who is it for? Students researching transfer, in the US and internationally. coursematcher.opensyllabus.o…
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If you learned to write from The Elements of Style, I've got bad news for you.
This book is one of the most popular writing guides out there. It's been in print constantly for over 100 years. And it's one of the top 10 most assigned books in university syllabi worldwide, according to @opensyllabus.
You might even have a copy on your desk right now.
But what if I told you that it's wrong?
No–not just out of date or cliché. Wrong. Demonstrably wrong.
This book is responsible for some of the most pervasive myths about writing.
But not to worry: this video will debunk them all.
By the end of the video, you'll be able to cut through the misguided advice in this classic writing guide, and focus instead on what really counts: specific readers.
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FT50 Aggregated research ranking. Ranking that uses
@OpenAlex_org (twice), @overtonio, @Scite,
@opensyllabus, @TheCaseCentre,@SSRN
downloads and traditional average papers in FT50 journals per faculty. Even tried @TheLensOrg
patent cites but (1)
A very nice overview of how faculty can use Open Syllabus by @AWHarzing harzing.com/publications/whi… . .
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Business school and the pursuit of rigour, resonance and relevance - ranking powered by @overtonio @SSRN @OpenAlex_org @TheLensOrg @TheCaseCentre @opensyllabus @Scite @wmijnhardt ft.com/content/7e81e1b6-eb08…
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