Exploring the Mozilla mooc #teachtheweb and plotting revenge I had a lot of fun exploring thimble and popcorn for week 1 and creating a quick thimble page and popcorn video + overlay. See: https://thimble.webmaker.org/p/lrsa/ Now I’m getting around to noticing the #teachtheweb week 2 when Jukesie (Matt Jukes) offers up his remix of my page … Continue reading »
Like many (well many in the educational technology world anyway) I saw Chuck Severance’s blog post yesterday about deciding to stop using Creative Commons licensing for high value stuff and to reissue his content with All Rights Reserved. I found the post sad but understandable. With an Open license you give up some/ most control … Continue reading »
I had the privilege of spending last week at the Sloan C and Merlot Emerging Technologies for Online Learning conference (et4online). I wrote a little about it in advance and wanted to take note of some of what I saw, heard, and was provoked and stimulated by while it was still fresh. As predicted in my pre-conference post, my conference was all about open, MOOCs, accessibility, and ePortfolios. Continue reading »
On Monday I head off to the Sloan Consortium et4online conference. I’m excited about this conference for many reasons. As a presenter, I’m excited by the chance to talk about what we’re doing at UW Oshkosh and to hear what others think. As a track chair, I’m enthused by what the sessions in my track … Continue reading »
Notes and presentations from the 2013 UW-System Central Regional Conference “Getting Real with Technology: Lessons Learned & Looking Ahead” UW Stevens Point March 13 2013 Continue reading »
So tomorrow I’m running a faculty development workshop here at UW Oshkosh under the auspices of a One Session Wonder at the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. I’m excited about this but I’m speaking from personal and professional experience rather than extensive academic investigation and reflection or specific technical expertise. Consequently I draw … Continue reading »
An annotated list of other some institutions using ePortfolios – in particular noting examples and their adoption/ support practice. Continue reading »
Forced changes mixed with a flawed inheritance left my MS Surface abandoned in the office. Continue reading »
Following on from my general blog post about OpenEd12, there’s lot’s of the conference that I’m not going to comment on – too much time has passed. However, for me at least, there were two presentations that highlighted pivotal issues and which have shaped how I’m thinking back on the year. One from Rory McGreal and … Continue reading »
A little delayed but “Yippee!” For any of you who don’t know the Guardian is a major British and International newspaper which runs an online professional network for Higher Education - the Guardian Higher Education Network. The HE Network put together a series of reference resources about blogs and this blog made the “Higher education blogs … Continue reading »
