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Anne Frank Friended Me: Social Media and Remembering the Holocaust

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By Esther D. Kustanowitz We are now in a season of remembrance. And today, there is no remembrance without social media acknowledgement. Last week, as communities celebrated Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), social media buzzed with an unusual Instagram campaign: … [Read more...] about Anne Frank Friended Me: Social Media and Remembering the Holocaust

Elevating the Ethics of Evaluation in the Jewish Community

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By Matt Williams The origin stories of the development of Institutional Review Boards for the Ethical Treatment of Human Subjects in Research (IRB) serve in-part as founding myths, part cautionary tales, and part nightmarish histories that are familiar to all researchers. I … [Read more...] about Elevating the Ethics of Evaluation in the Jewish Community

A Funder Approach to the (Seemingly) Limitless World of Online Learning

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By Seth Linden and Josh Miller [This post is the last in the series on the new report, The Future of Jewish Learning is Here: How Digital Media Are Reshaping Jewish Education, by Stanford University’s Ari Y. Kelman. The report, commissioned by the Jim Joseph Foundation, was r … [Read more...] about A Funder Approach to the (Seemingly) Limitless World of Online Learning

Seek and You Shall Find

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By Eli Kannai [This post is part of a series on the new report, The Future of Jewish Learning is Here: How Digital Media Are Reshaping Jewish Education, by Stanford University’s Ari Y. Kelman. The report, commissioned by the Jim Joseph Foundation, was released in conjunction w … [Read more...] about Seek and You Shall Find