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Hypothesis and Social Annotation
We had a great presentation today on using Hypothes.is in online classes at Clover Park Technical College. I presented, but it was really important to have the eLearning Office represented (Cindy Overton) and my fellow instructional designer and Chinese Culture … Continue reading
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Tagged annotation, engagement, etexts, hypothes.is, interactivity
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NWeLearn: E-Texts as Collaborative Engagement
This is another presentation I gave at the Northwest eLearn Conference in Bend, OR on Oct. 17. There will be recordings of this presentation available later but I wanted the attendees to have a copy of it now. Some of … Continue reading
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Tagged #NWeLearn, #nwelearn2018, annotate, annotation, commentary, note, web
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Things go better with print?
I had some spam article from Skylight Press pushed to my Facebook feed by Business Insider. The clickbait reads “A new study shows that students learn way more effectively from print textbooks than screens.” So first off, it is not … Continue reading
The Text and the Creation of Meaning
One of the most exciting books I read last year was Aviya Kushner’s The Grammar of God: A Journey into the Words and Worlds of the Bible (2015). I am not a particularly religious person, and it has been years … Continue reading →