Just to let everyone know:
I have a couple of seats still in the University of Massachusetts Continuing Education version of Economics 305, "Marxian Economics" that is starting tomorrow, Monday the 17th.
This is the famous Resnick Marxian class, I am just the facilitator / grader. You get the Resnick video lectures. This is a great introduction to the subject matter that has done more than any other in shaping my career!
Email me at
jamiehls@gmail.com
if you would like more info.
My Thoughts on: Marxism, Living Under American Capitalism, Marxian Philosophy, Baseball, Economics, Alcohol, and any other topic I feel like writing about.
Showing posts with label online education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online education. Show all posts
16 December 2012
01 June 2012
A Lecture (by me) on Why I Choose to Use Political Economics (instead of other methodologies)
This short lecture (20 min) describes why I choose to work from a political economic method in my Intro to Economics of Crime and Social Problems. The alternatives are of course more commonly accepted, and I feel far less useful to my students.
Despite the awkwardness of filming lectures, and my running out of the room for 30 seconds to get a marker, I feel this is one of my more profound intro online lectures.
I hope you enjoy
https://vimeo.com/43236196
Comments are welcome.
Despite the awkwardness of filming lectures, and my running out of the room for 30 seconds to get a marker, I feel this is one of my more profound intro online lectures.
I hope you enjoy
https://vimeo.com/43236196
Comments are welcome.
Labels:
economic education,
online education,
teaching
08 December 2011
Online Marxism
Just a quick note:
UMass Amherst is running an online version of Economics 305 "Marxian Economics" both over the winter and also next summer with yours truly as the instructor.
This course is based upon (and still shows videos of) the course Steve Resnick has taught here for years. I couldn't be more excited (except for the inherent limitations of the online format).
UMass Amherst is running an online version of Economics 305 "Marxian Economics" both over the winter and also next summer with yours truly as the instructor.
This course is based upon (and still shows videos of) the course Steve Resnick has taught here for years. I couldn't be more excited (except for the inherent limitations of the online format).
Labels:
economic education,
marxism,
online education
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