Jacob Campbell

Who is this Jacob?

I do a lot of things. This website is a bit like my home base on the internet. You can find me on some different social media. I like being able to talk to new people and connect. You can contact me. You can also read more about this website and everything that is here. Kind of like the cobble stone in the photo, there are many different parts of my life. Some of it is here for you to see.

Snapshots: My Blog

The hub of this website is my blog. I have a lot of things that I put onto my blog. Some of it is from my various travels, some of it is about my work and doing social work, or other rambling thoughts that I have. As well, I've been working on posting videos and you can find those there as well.

My most recent posts are

Be Free, Releasing Sheldon

less than 1 minute read

Story about releasing our pet turtle.

Cooperative Transformation [YouTube Video]

3 minute read

A creative encouragement for people to be cooperative through these difficult times

Making it Through The COVID-19 Pandemic with Words of the Day

2 minute read

Some creative writing using the last 27’s words of the day from the Look Up app to talk about the current COVID-19 pandemic.

Transdisciplinary Literature Reviews using Zotero, How I Manage References [YouTube Video]

2 minute read

Transdisciplinary literature reviews are complex and necessarily require reviewing a large amount of scholarly materials from various disciplines. Zotero can...

Speaking and Teaching

I am really passionate about professional development and teaching for adults. I teach as an adjunct faculty for Heritage University. I've been privileged to be given the opportunity to speak at a number of conferences and events as well as doing professional development as a part of my role at the school district.

Presentations

I post many of my presentations here for readers who are interested. If you look at the slides view of each presentation, it includes the notes along with references for sources cited in the presentation.

My most recent presentations are