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A Brief History of the Future of Education
This was a presentation that I did back in 2014 from the DET/CHE conference that I accidentally found on the web . “The presenter will review the history of how education and technology has been viewed in the popular press … Continue reading
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Tagged classrooms, education, education technology, elearning, future, history, presentation
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Alternatives to Keynote Speakers
I am on the board for a great elearning conference, and we are in the middle of looking for keynote speakers. I am not against keynote speakers per se. I have been to some amazing conferences and have had some … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, education, elearning, keynote, Open Pedagogy
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Week 4 EL30: Graphs and Decentering the Self
“The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning … Continue reading
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Tagged #el30, concept maps, connectivism, distributedweb, downes, education, graphs
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Some Thoughts on OER-Enabled Pedagogy
“It is the essence of certainty to be established only with reservations.” ― Maurice Merleau-Ponty Definitions matter. In the September issue of the International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning vol. 19, no. 4, David Wiley and John Hilton published … Continue reading
The Rebus Guide to Publishing Open Textbooks
The Rebus Community has come out with their guide to publishing OER called “The Rebus Guide to Publishing Open Textbooks (so far).” I like the model of the Rebus Community: they are a foundation which means their survival as a … Continue reading
Week 0.5 – eLearning 3.0
I just finished watching Stephen Downes’ talk on Web3 technologies and their implications for learning. I am very interested in what Stephen had to say about technologies being used to build consensus and decision making. I think a shared, distributed … Continue reading
Week 1: Data – Web 3.0
This is a brief note on what I watched today in our MOOC, eLearning 3.0. This week we are addressing two conceptual challenges: “first, the shift in our understanding of content from documents to data; and second, the shift in … Continue reading
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White Privilege: Getting in on the Conversations
These are my notes for the morning workshop on Weds., July 24 at the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference with Dr. Eddie Moore, Jr. and Nicole Rios-Gunn. White Privilege 101: Getting in on the Conversations From the schedule: … Continue reading
Promoting Equity and Inclusion through Community Building
These are my notes for the 3:30 PM workshop on Tuesday, July 24 at the Guided Pathways: Designing for Equity – Rendezvous 2018 conference. Promoting Equity and Inclusion through Community Building Shaunie Decker & Heidi Shenenberger, Green River College From the description: … Continue reading
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Tagged ABE, adult basic education, community building, education, first week, reading apprenticeship
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Inclusive Pedagogy at Skagit Valley College
These are my notes from today’s presentation. This meeting included a brief overview of the history of equity initiatives at SVC in general and in their faculty learning groups in specific. This is my first workshop on Tuesday, July 24 … Continue reading
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