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Symbaloo–thanks to Stacia and etmooc

Last month I missed the social curation session but knew I would be able watch the archived session while my daughter was at highland dance. Prior to watching the archived edition my colleague Stacia told me that Symbaloo looked pretty cool–she was right!…

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Your Massively Open Offline College Is Broken [Shirky]

Your Massively Open Offline College Is Broken — by Clay Shirky

Excerpt (emphasis DSC):

This is the background to the entire conversation around higher education: Things that can’t last don’t. This is why MOOCs matter. Not because distance learning is some big new thing or because online lectures are a solution to all our problems, but because they’ve come along at a time when students and parents are willing to ask themselves, “Isn’t there some other way to do this?”

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Synthesis, Shifting Perspectives, and Storytelling: Hidden Garden Steps and #etmooc

Sometimes the slightest shift in perspective reveals the presence of stunningly beautiful interweavings that moments earlier hadn’t been obvious between various elements of our lives. That moment came for me this morning while viewing a colleague’s newly-posted video on YouTube.

etmoocCommunity, collaboration, and creativity in a variety of venues seemed to be coalescing into an incredibly beautiful tapestry as I watched  the video prepared by Hidden Garden Steps organizing committee co-chair Liz McLoughlin.

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A new venture with wordpress.

I had a blog set up with Blogspot and I found it a little frustrating and decided to switch. Unfortunately the blogs I’ve already completed are lost in a deactivated account somewhere.
I have really experimented and become familiar with Twitter and have thoroughly enjoy its simplicity without the add ons, likes etc of Facebook.…

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Five Card Story

Five Card Story: Of Lights and Shades

a Five Card Flickr story created by @datEnglish


flickr photo by Serenae

flickr photo by Intrepidteacher

flickr photo by Serenae

flickr photo by Serenae

flickr photo by Serenae

From the window of my jeep, not far from the road, three alien creatures on the top of a huge rock were pulling up a bundle, that I could see.

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What is Storytelling? for #etmooc

Thar be slides, slides, slides, way too many slides, from a presentation I did online yesterday as part of the ETMOOC Section on Digital Storytelling. You can find resources mentioned at http://cogdog.wikispaces.com/What+Mean+Ye+Storytelling

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syndicating 5358 posts from 517 #etmooc blogs