Many people have always ask what I’m doing these days with my time, so i’ve decided to make public my ‘projects’ list so that people might see, that yes… I’m one busy bloke.

In order of priority:

1)Dissertation

A. I have to finish this.

2)Teaching

A. Projects in Digital Archives

B. Library 2.0

3)Research and Publishing

A. Dach Paper (Accepted)

B. Jensen Paper (in draft)

C. International Handbook of Internet Research

I. Contracted

II. authors in order

a. need to contact authors with update

D. Learning Inquiry

I. first issue in development

E. Transdisciplinary Studies

I. first two books contracted

F. Interpretation in Policy Studies conference panel/proposal

G. Bowker Review

H. Museums and the Web proposal

I. Other

Human Affairs Paper?

Aera Proposal (submitted)

4s Proposal (Accepted)

Earli Proposal

MIT proposal

Political Economy of the Internet (on hold)

Social Software in the Academy (on hold)

Information for Social Change Paper (on hold)

Chandos Press proposal (in draft) (on hold)

Artefact paper (on hold)

4)Organizational work

D. ACRO

I. work on codebase

II. Maintain server

E. Ethics In Second Life group

F. E-Science (on hold)

G. Global Learners project (on hold)

5. Other

Richard Morin – When Malls Stay Open on Sundays, the Pious Party – washingtonpost.com:
Gruber and Hungerman found that when states eliminated blue laws, church attendance declined while drinking and drug use increased significantly among young adults. Even more striking, the biggest change in bad behavior mostly occurred among those who frequently attended religious services, they report in a working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, “The Church vs. the Mall: What Happens When Religion Faces Increased Secular Competition?”
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this is unsurprising. what it likely means though.. is that far more of these frequent attenders, will claim that the bible endorses war and giving your money to some random bloke to build glass churches.