Over the Pass
After struggling all day we finally found the pass in the mountains. Notes that we had made prior to the expedition were helpful but did nothing to prepare us for the grandeur of the landscape. By nightfall we arrived at a small church in a village where we stayed for the night dreaming of further adventures tomorrow.…
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If you feel like watching the video, here it is: Jamie and her students.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I have just under 70 blog posts on my site dedicated to my work for DS106, the original anti-MOOC course that encourages all participants to “Make art!” Since this week in #etmooc we’ve been challenged to attempt some digital storytelling through various means (and I fully intend to create something new), I took the opportunity to do some curation and look through my DS106 assignments.…
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Found in #EDCMOOC – this could be a great tool for asychronous storytelling, personalising, communicating etc…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I followed a couple of links and found this overview of storytelling in the digital age.
I think it offers a interesting dissection of the affordances of storytelling in a digital environment. Here’s my summary and thoughts on the 5 elements.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...This was my first reaction to the current topic focus in #etmooc. I couldn’t imagine how digital storytelling fits into the academic milieu. In fact I suspected that there is a lot of resistance to digital stories as a pedagogic method. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Playing catch up here, and not a lot of time to write, so just some quick thoughts (I say that now, it will be 2,000 words until I’m done rambling) on recent (?) #etmooc webinars…
My biggest takeaway from the Networked Educational Leader session led by @gcouros was a comment made by Bernard.…
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Here are four very powerful videos from the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub that are guaranteed to make you think hard about learning, teaching, and schooling. You can watch them all in less than half an hour.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...A Day Made of Glass is horrific vision for the future. Corning’s dystopic fantasy puts us in a glass prison, for profit. Screened off and distanced from real world experiences and genuine issues like biodiversity loss, deforestation, resource depletion and climate change, the take home message is WOW!…
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