André Klein
Articles and Posts by André Klein
Ebooks Beyond Boundaries: How To Publish For People, Not Monopolies
October 15, 2011
Tags: ebook, ebooks, kindle, publishing, self-publishing
Posted in Books, Indie Publishing | 3 comments

The world of ebooks is booming. Sales are sky-rocketing. And everyone wants to get their hands on a shiny new reading gadget. But behind the hype and excitement geared towards consumers, in many ways the ebook market of today is limited by arbitrary (geographical) restrictions and complicated publishing and payout procedures. For example, the whole…
3 Simple Ways To Spot The Golden Calf In Education Technology
October 11, 2011
Tags: education, education technology, Online Teaching
Posted in Online Teaching | 5 comments

Every online conversation about education, every network of professionals has its share of it these days: The promise of new – of magical improvement due to technology, dressed up as the Redeemer of Broken Education, painted in broad messianic brush strokes. And in between here and then, a leap of faith. Facebook is supposed to…
The Lost Art Of Writing Letters
October 9, 2011
Tags: connection, letters, relationships, writing
Posted in Lifestyle | 1 comment

“Things aren’t all so tangible and sayable as people would usually have us believe; most experiences are unsayable, they happen in a space that no word has ever entered, and more unsayable than all other things are works of art, those mysterious existences, whose life endures beside our own small, transitory life.” The above quote…
Who Wants To Help Me With This Ebook?
October 4, 2011
Tags: book, books, ebook, indie-pub, kindle, publishing, release
Posted in Books, Indie Publishing | 18 comments

Over the last few weeks I have been working on producing another ebook release, which is part of my ongoing experimentation with the Amazon Kindle platform. What Is the Publication About? It all started with a post I had written a while ago that gave the name for this release which is called “Education Is…
The New Facebook: Your Life Story in Likes Or: The Perfect Surveillance Machine
October 2, 2011
Tags: facebook, privacy, sharing, Social Media
Posted in Social Media | 1 comment

It was Jeremy Bentham who invented the Panopticon, a circular building with a tower in its center that allows “an observer to observe (-opticon) all (pan-) inmates of an institution without them being able to tell whether or not they are being watched.” (wiki) Although no true Panopticon has ever been built, examples in the…
3 Clever Productivity Tricks For Windows 7
September 28, 2011
Tags: concentration, focus, productivity, tips, tricks
Posted in Technology | 3 comments




