a Five Card Flickr story created by CathyF
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flickr photo by Serenae
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When I opened my eyes, everything was blurred, light pinpointed on blue.…
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Loading...If you’re discovering that your personal learning network is expanding wonderfully and unpredictably in an almost viny, plant-like manner, you’re already engaged in what Dave Cormier calls rhizomatic learning—a process of learning that mirrors the spreading of rhizomes so there is no center, just a wonderfully ever-expanding network of learning connections rooted in creation, collaboration, and the building of communities of learning.…
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So you want to tell a story and you do not know how to start?
This little exercise will help you.
You need some preparations for the story.
Make some pictures. You could copy the pictures, but do not use copyrighted pictures.…
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I seem to be struggling with is putting the nib to the page or at least selecting the submit/publish button. It must be because I find it different to join the conversation or worried about being wrong. I hoping these blog posts will get better.…
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Digital storytelling is the telling of stories that are made accessible through a form of media. The stories may consist of images, music, animation, text or all of the above.
There are many resources out there that explore Digital storytelling and my #etmooc assignment is to pick and choose the ones that interest me and start telling stories!…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...The narrative motto: “The person is not the problem, the problem is the problem.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narrative_therapy
Narrative counsellors encourage their clients to develop characters in order to view an issue as external to themselves, rather than who they are.
Common elements in narrative therapy are:
I have personally used the narrative perspective while working with students who are anxious.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Funny how one of my favorite bloggers, Joe Bower – For the love of learning, and my Masters forum discussion ended up on the same topic this week. Our class discussion began with a discussion post about the compatibility of Cognitive Tools and Cognitive Flexibility but ended up toward a discussion on using technology to ‘re-imagine learning’.…
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Today, like so many other days recently, I missed the sense of proportion I used to have.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Photo Copyright by Moyan Brenn I have not had the opportunity to participate in any online ETMOOC sessions to date largely due to living in the Pacific time zone and having a lot of after school commitments. However, I’ve been meaning to participate more than I actually have.…
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