https://linktr.ee/geoffcain
-
Recent Posts
Simon Says: Educate!
Mastodon
Quote of the Moment…
Nodes in My Network
- Bryan Alexander
- Maha Bali
- Gardner Campbell
- Mike Caulfield
- Sahana Chattopadhyay
- Dave Cormier
- Robin DeRosa
- Ignatia Inge deWaard
- Stephen Downes
- Cable Green
- Jim Groom
- Rajiv Jhangiani
- David Kernohan
- Clint Lalonde
- D'Arcy Norman
- Howard Rheingold
- Jen Ross
- Bonnie Stewart
- Jill Walker-Rettenberg
- Audrey Watters
Archive
Tag Cloud
- Accessibility
- AI
- art
- assessment
- biology
- collaboration
- community
- Community college
- conceptmaps
- connectivism
- constructivism
- diversity
- ds106
- edtech
- education
- elearning
- English
- future
- Instructional Design
- instructionaldesign
- LMS
- mlearning
- MOOC
- networks
- OER
- Open education
- Open Educational Resource
- Open educational resources
- Open education resources
- Open source
- Open textbook
- Open textbooks
- opentextbooks
- pedagogy
- Public domain
- publishing
- Social media
- Social network
- teaching
- Tech Beat
- technology
- Textbook
- textbooks
- Time management
GBC Education Consulting
Creative Commons
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License by Geoffrey Cain. Please use – keep the conversation going!DS106 for Life!
The Countdown!
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Mobile Learning by Default
Motorola MILESTONE smartphone displaying Wikipedia home page (Photo credit: Wikipedia)When I first started reading about mobile learning platforms, there was a lot of talk about special content management systems or learning management systems that would enable mobile learning (or “mlearning”). … Continue reading
Posted in elearning, mlearning, Reading
Tagged Rory, Rory McGreal, Softchalk, Tegrity
Leave a comment
OER Policy Registry: Request for Help
Image via CrunchBaseCable Green just lit the Bat Signal! Greetings Open Colleagues, The open community shares a need for more information to help us with our work. We know, for example, that there are many policies supporting open education at … Continue reading
Posted in OER, Open education, Open educational resources, policy
Tagged New Zealand, UNESCO
Leave a comment
Wired Love: From Telegraph to Twitter
An illustration of Phelps’ Electro-motor Printing Telegraph, the last and most advanced telegraphy mechanism designed by George May Phelps. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)This is an article I wrote for the “Tech Beat” column for the Times-Standard: As one who works in … Continue reading
Twitter and the Greater Community
Tweeting bird, derived from the initial ‘t’ of Twitter Deutsch: Twitschervogel, entwickelt aus dem Anfangs-‘t’ von Twitter (Photo credit: Wikipedia)Over the last week, I went to a bookstore where an internationally known author was reading from her latest book. As … Continue reading
Posted in connectivism, Social media, Social network, social networks, twitter
Tagged Online Communities, Tweet
Leave a comment
Tapping the Power of Analytics
The Learning Analytics Cycle (Photo credit: dougclow)This is an article I wrote for the Tech Beat column for Times-Standard: Professor Dunn is a chemistry teacher with 120 students in three sections of her class. Her students are all reading the … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, Learning analytics, Tech Beat
Tagged Purdue University, Rio Salado College
Leave a comment
My Mediæval Family
It occurred to me the other night that there are plenty in my family that would have done alright in the Middle Ages. I have a nephew who is a bookmaker – no, his uncles were pretty disappointed when it … Continue reading
