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ds106: Playing with Sound
The assignment: I will warn you right now: As a free agent, I may or may not follow the assignments in prisoner106 to the letter. You cannot fold, spindle, or mutilate me! Do not bend or stamp! I am a … Continue reading
ds106: What have you done for me philately?
Okay, I am in The Village in the post office as the philatelist and I decided to take a closer look at how stamps are created. I was blown away by Zazzle and other programs where you can upload images … Continue reading
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Tagged #prisoner106, ds106, philately, Post office, postage, Postage stamp, stamps, United States Postal Service
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Prisoner106: The First Week
This week we are focusing on three episodes: “The Arrival,” “Free for All,” and “Dance of the Dead.” I love the episode “The Arrival” – I think McGoohan’s performance is electric: he is manic, brutal, pacing back and forth in … Continue reading
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Tagged #prisoner106, ds106, dystopia, politics, sartre, Star Trek, technology
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Summer with the Village People
I have decided to take a summer job in The Village as a resident Philatelest in the Post Office. I am not sure how long I will be here. I was told that it might be 8 weeks but that … Continue reading
The Prisoner – My Arrival
The Summer DS106 course theme is “The Prisoner.” There is a blog and a twitter feed on the “class.” I have a long relationship with The Prisoner. I watched the series on Public Television in the mid Seventies when I was … Continue reading
eLearning 101: An Open Class for New Online Learners
Humboldt State University (Wikipedia) Our new class is slowly taking shape. The course will be based on our old DE 101 (Distance Ed 101) which in turn was based on HIM 100 (a Health Information Management class where we introduced … Continue reading
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Tagged orientation, studetn support, Tacoma Community College
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MOOCs and Connectivist Instructional Design
I am very interested in the instructional design of MOOCs. While I was working at Tacoma Community College, I co-taught a course called “Health Information Management 101.” The purpose of the course was to introduce health information management students to … Continue reading
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Tagged Second Life, Stephen Downes, Tacoma Community College
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Why MOOCs Work
Jim Groom as Edupunk (Photo credit: Wikipedia) I have been reading articles lately written by educators who have not participated in MOOCs but nonetheless seem to have some pretty strong opinions about them such as the “What’s the Matter With MOOCs” … Continue reading
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Tagged Siva Vaidhyanathan, Stephen Downes
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DE 101: Online Student Success
I wanted to share a few notes here about our orientation to online learning. Here at College of the Redwoods, Barry Tucker and I have created “DE 101” – our free, not-for-credit, fully online student orientation to online learning. This … Continue reading