All Posts Tagged "#digped"
October 6, 2017

Why Open Matters

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Happy 2017
A retired American scientific glassblower, I started on my career journey at a California community college after I graduated from high school. On a whim I signed up for a...
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August 19, 2017

In the Valley of Hearts’ Delight

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Virginia’s Faculty Collaboratives “Innovation Hub,” the site of an upcoming connectivist MOOC called “Open Learning,” is now open! (Makes sense, yes?) Please visit our Faculty Collaboratives/Open Learning hub to join up and explore the journey that awaits. You may wonder, “what’s Faculty Collaboratives?” I … <a href="http://www.gardnercampbell.net/blog1/?p=2638">Continue reading <span>→</span></a>
  I caught a ride to Stanford yesterday to discuss eportfolios with Dr. Helen Chen. We didn’t get a chance to talk at the recent Association for Authentic, Experiential and...
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July 20, 2017

Digital Pedagogy redux

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After hundreds of hours of research (online and otherwise), travelling to the University of Victoria, British Columbia, for the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (twice!), taking the “Digital Pedagogy and Praxis”...
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June 7, 2017

On M. Macron video

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Digital Story made from blog post “On M. Macron, Macarons, Macaroons, Macaroni, Maccaroni, the Macaronies, and Drumpf” using Lumen5.
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April 30, 2017

Day 100 of the Trump Presidency

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It took 100 days but President Trump finally spoke a truth. I don’t think he intended to be honest, so I made a 1 minute video to commemorate this milestone and...
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April 25, 2017

Digital Pedagogy: It’s Like Riding a Digital Bike

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Much as he may disavow my assertion (ask him about the one in Flagstaff a few years ago), Brian Lamb and I getting together for presenting is always a peak experience, usually peaking soon before it happens. For the UdG Agora face to face sessions last...
The saying, ‘it’s like riding a bike’ means you just don’t forget. Even if you don’t use a skill for a long time. You can pick it right back up. I can see that has truth to it, but it got me thinking about what it is actually like to learn to ride a bike. It […]
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March 18, 2017

The Open Ed Workout

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[In the gym] hey guys it'd be a lot easier to lift these weights if we worked together — Michael Raphone, Sr. (@michael_raphone) November 10, 2013 Open Education is like going to the gym. Lifting the same weights together isn’t really what we’re doing (unless we work directly together) but mostly we’re just lifting our […]
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March 14, 2017

Overwhelmed

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For the second year iteration of our UDGAgora work with faculty from the University of Guadalajara, the schedule moved to the second day a presentation on openness Brian Lamb and had done in 2015 later in the week. Since 2003 Brian and I have done eno...
Feeling overwhelmed by using more than a dozen different software programs before finishing my morning coffee, I looked for a list of software to make a word cloud. The best...
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March 9, 2017

Some Keywords: Access, Redlining and Divides

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Today is March 8 – International Women’s Day, which is being marked in the US by the #Daywithoutawoman campaign. I’ve struggled to get clarity on my own stance here — I’m especially sensitive to the point that striking is a privilege not everyone enjoys and have settled for the following demonstrations of solidarity: I’m wearing […]
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March 1, 2017

President Trump’s first Address to a Joint Session of Congress

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My first Storify from tweets during President Trump’s first Address to a Joint Session of Congress. View the story “President Trump’s 1st Address to Joint Session of Congress 2/28/2017” on...
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