-
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: October 2016
Start-Up Weekend Education: Coming to Seattle and a Classroom Near You!
Start-Up Weekend Education Seattle 2016 is coming Nov. 18-20 at the Seattle Library. It is sponsored by the Seattle Library Foundation – which kind of figures because so much innovation in education has been coming out of libraries. I was … Continue reading
Posted in community
Tagged #SWEDUCity, change, collaboration, consulting, crowd-source, education, galvanize, start-up
Leave a comment
NWeLearn: Using Gamefication to Increase Engagement
Last week, I was at the North West eLearning Conference in Eugene, OR. I highly recommend the conference. What I like about it most is that there are usually few presentations by vendors and a lot of sessions by teachers … Continue reading
Posted in games
Tagged #NWeLearn, ds106, Erin Baker, gamefication, games, Nomic, Peter Suber
Leave a comment
NWeLearn: Revisiting Presence and Community in the Online Classroom
Revisiting Presence and Community in the Online Classroom Patrick Lowenthal, Assistant Professor at Boise State University Online educators love to talk about social presence and community. In this talk, Patrick will review some of his recent research on social presence … Continue reading
Posted in communication
Tagged #NWeLearn, Community of Inquiry, elearning, NWeLearn16, Quality Matters, Social Presence, transformative learning
2 Comments
NWeLearn: Student Makers & Publishers
These are some random notes from a very exciting presentation on alternative assessments and student driven work. The notes are not a complete account but reflects my own interests and distractions: Student Makers & Publishers Amber Lemiere, Instructor of English … Continue reading
Posted in assessment
Tagged #NWeLearn, alternative, assessment, DIY, Mitra, multiliteracies, multimodal, student-driven, writing
Leave a comment
NWeLearn: Limitless Education: Is Open Source an Option?
Limitless Education: Is Open Source an Option? Tamara Mitchell, Assistant Director Career Success Center at Oregon State University / Arkansas State University Mountain Home / Western Oregon University Brian Daigle, Center for Academic Innovation at Western Oregon University Alexis Terell, … Continue reading
NWeLearn: Using eLearning in Developmental Education
Not Ready for College, but Ready for College Online: Using eLearning in Developmental Education Jennifer Kepka, Instructor at Lane Community College and Linn Benton Community College Many colleges and community colleges shy away from offering online courses below the 100-level … Continue reading
Posted in DevEd
Tagged #NWeLearn, dev ed, developmental education, Distance education, Educational technology
Leave a comment
NWeLearn: Creativity in Instructional Design
These are only my notes and impressions. Non-tangential ramblings are my own. Contents may settle in shipping: Creativity in Instructional Design Shannon Riggs, Director of Ecampus Course Development and Training at Oregon State University Instructional designers wear many hats in … Continue reading
NWeLearn: Digital Fluency Initiative and Faculty Development
Digital Fluency Initiative and Faculty Development Linda Samek, Provost; Robin Ashford, Senior Librarian; Anna Berardi, Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy; Gloria Doherty, Director of Education Technology and Hybrid Learning Programs at George Fox University The ability of faculty to … Continue reading
Posted in profdev
Tagged #NWeLearn, digital literacy, hybrid courses, online, professional development
Leave a comment
NWeLearn: Birds of a Feather – Professional Development
Notes from the group of administrators and faculty talking about professional development. Lack of tangential thinking completely my own. Thoughts may settle during shipping: Birds of a Feather Anna Sholz Shannon Riggs Tuba Kayaarasi-Rodriguez Linda Samek Debby Espinor Kathryn Linder … Continue reading
NWeLearn: Developing & Hosting an Accessible Online Conference
These are my nearly random notes from Greg’s presentation. Lack of tangential thought is my own. Contents may settle in shipping: Developing & Hosting an Accessible Online Conference Dr. Gregory Zobel, Assistant Professor of Educational Technology at Western Oregon University … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility
Tagged #NWeLearn, accessibility, conferences, Educational technology, webinars
Leave a comment
