On Openness: Early Reflections/First Impressions
Philosophically, I’m totally sold. Openness (openly sharing work, ideas, etc) is good, and can be great (just ask anyone featured in Alan Levine’s Amazing Stories of Openness – really fun… Read more »
One thing to rule them all…?
This keeps coming up – in cck09 and elsewhere: the need for a mega-dashboardy solution to manage all this great stuff online: feeds, tweets, posts, pics, vids, google alerts, etc… Read more »
Jane Hart: 10 New Tools that made the list – all over the map for me
I heart Jane Hart; the work she does makes my life so much easier. Her site is usually the first place I go when looking for a tool. She recently… Read more »
etug – awesomeness
DSCF0002-1 Originally uploaded by tracyroberts Really, I’m just testing the “blog this” feature in Flickr (ps it worked like a charm). True confession: I’m a Picasa person forced into Flickr-land… Read more »
Yeah, what about assessment?
I am still trying *not* to think about assessment in cck09 very much. When you “do” instructional design, there is the persistent unquestioned assumption that outcomes + assessment = good… Read more »
Risk taking & vulnerability in open courses – get over it?
Today in an Elluminate session there was some discussion about how people feel about putting themselves out there in open courses. Great topic! One possible response I’ve heard (I don’t’… Read more »
Twitter, you’re ruining The News…!
I’ve done a couple workshops lately on Twitter as a part of a Social Media blitz at Royal Roads University. It’s been fun (as it always is) to see people… Read more »
Top 10 Tools
Jane Hart’s Top 10 Tools of Learning Professionals for 2009 is out – woot! Here’s my top 10 (more or less on order): Firefox (with AdBlock Plus + delicious add… Read more »