That dang twitterz rolled out the 280 character limit today after weeks of trials and tribulations, which has bummed out a lot of people because…
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Learning new sonicscapes at Bon Iver, never too much coffee, and another #postvember #dailydan no.05
Learning new sonicscapes at Bon Iver, never too much coffee, and another #postvember #dailydan no.05
Ive written before about how different musical acts could teach us things about how and what we teach, so was inspired to wrote about this…
Going into it I thought day 3 may let up a little bit. After the breadth of conversations and activities of the first two days…
Things heated up today. Before I could jump into the keynote, I had to call into the New Faculty Orientation session happening at Davidson College.…
I’m finally here. For years I have been part of Digital Pedagogy Lab Institute (DPLI) community – perhaps not a major contributor to the…
Today is day 66 on the job at Davidson College as Instructional Designer and the last 33 sure passed faster than the first 33. It…
I left Oklahoma bursting. Still am really. After two and a half days with people/ideas/purplepenguins at #Domains17, I was full of all of the stories.…
It is business day 33 at my new job as “Instructional Designer – Quantitative Applications” as part of the Davidson College WildCat tech team. These…
most of my time at work i spend standing up in front of screens some of my work is in classrooms and little bits here…
Birds. They surround us. They mystify us. They fear and/or ignore us. They peck us. They patronize us. They parrot us. They make us envious…
What mastodon, and its probable #OurChatSpace spinoffs, could do for #highered ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Our disclaimer runs thusly – even if mastodon is…
Music is all of the things. It is the soundtrack and vessel of our other senses tying together moments that we cannot describe without referencing…
Leonard bids farewell. I have heard/read a lot of his work and am happy he left us with a great final record “You Want it…
Gardner Campbell’s opening keynote was preceded with a short film he’d made. Divergent and clashing visuals and sounds meant to frame a complex/chaotic story of…
Using online learning environments while living and working in six different countries over the past 15-ish years has given me a unique lens or set…
Let’s pretend that we were schooled in places that didn’t care so much about how perfectly words and sentences and paragraphs and phrases and chapters…
This, like all the writing I am now embarking on, is a thought draft — a water cooler conversation starter?
We five are sitting on the last day of Hybrid Pedagogy Lab PEI during the unconference afternoon session.
I haven’t been to an #edtech conference in person for a long time. Most of my professional development for the past few years has been…
After years of lurking around various communities, I decided recently to share a lot more of my work and interests with others. As a major…
“Every work of art is the child of its age and, in many cases, the mother of our emotions. It follows that each period of…
NB: “Mutiny in the Open” – the title of this post, is taken from one of Bonnie Stewart’s headlines in her post “Twitter for Teachers:…
