I began blogging in the early days of web 2.0, when suddenly the world seemed to open up the possibilities of an audience for the randomest of thoughts. I've tried to be somewhat discerning in what I write about--but there is so much, and so many ideas, that sometimes curation is a challenge. I must confess that in recent years I have not been as regular a blogger. But I do write when something strikes me hard, and when the words and ideas come together in a somewhat cogent fashion.
Here's a selection of posts that have to do with teaching and academic life. For more, head over to the link in the title.
About being a research supervisor: https://mayanotes.blogspot.com/2018/08/super-vision.html
The first of a series of posts written during a stint at the MIT Media Lab: https://mayanotes.blogspot.com/2019/12/academic-retreat.html
A writing class, seen from my point of view: https://mayanotes.blogspot.com/2010/03/notes-from-classroom.html
There's a lot more, that swings between the personal, the political and the professional. Do take a look and let me know what you think!
Towards the end of 2020, I discovered Substack, a blogging/newsletter platform that offers an interesting dissemination model. So I decided to use it to organize my ideas around sound culture.