My introduction from Carolyn on Vimeo.
I bet you were all wondering if I was ever going to do an introduction, actually, I was too! It is very short but not too shabby I think, for a first go. The music is the start of “Great Southern Land” by Icehouse.…
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Loading...View as slideshow I joined. I blogged. More than once. But I didn’t get up the nerve to contribute to the lipdub. Even though I tweeted that I wanted to… etmooc@etmooc If you missed it, here’s our #etmooc #lipdub project … Continue reading 
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Topic 4 (Mar 3-16): The Open Movement – Open Access, OERs & Future of Ed
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source_movement
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_data
A great resource for sharing
http://www.slideshare.net/gcouros/create-innovate-and-voice-ncce2013
http://2013.ncceconnect.org/T101
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...As I was flipping through You-tube this afternoon I came across the following video which really touched my spirit.
This sparked my curiosity and I found myself playing around, flipping through videos. My son then reminded me that it was time to practice his home reading.…
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This sparked my curiosity and I found myself playing around, flipping through videos. My son then reminded me that it was time to practice his home reading.…
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MOOC’s Disruptions: Episode One
“Saving the planet-one assignment at a time.” I found this quote recently while taking #etmooc (a connectivist, asynchronous MOOC), and it describes why it was that I first began using the internet more extensively for my courses until I eventually became a fully online instructor.…
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The past two weeks talks about digital literacies has so far been the heaviest topics discussed or at least they have been for me. I’ve had to spend a little more time thing about what this all means, so I decided to try something new.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading... (No Ratings Yet)Loading...My #ETMOOC reflections of the week
This week’s #ETMOOC discussion asked, “Who owns our student/education data” and what is happening to our personal data when we use apps, search engines, etc.? Also, why does this matter, and what should we be doing to ‘protect’ our data?…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...As a professor and consultant, I work with a variety of people who feel inhibited by limited resources. While the topic of inadequate resources is a real and important one, I’m not quite ready to accept that it is a big enough problem to hinder many good and important projects, ideas, tasks, initiatives or visions. …
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