PLENK 2010 – Back to School!
PLENK 2010 begins tomorrow! Yay! Back to School! Kinda. (Back to MOOC?) I’m taking it because I got so much out of cck09. And, it will make me blog, i.e.,… Read more »
Author Archives: Tracy Kelly (Roberts)
OERs – giving vs. sharing…and a hope for the future
I’ve been doing this ed tech thang long enough to remember the beginning of the “Learning Object Repository” thing, and watch it evolve into the Open Educational Resources movement. It’s… Read more »
Share the Love Thursday
Colleague and chum gotcurls wrote today about feeling the love for her professional community – ME TOO! How lucky, lucky, lucky we are to work with people and in a… Read more »
Blogging in Courses
Two things are happening which should get me blogging more regularly again: I am co-facilitating the ISWO (Instructional Skills Workshop Online) – it’s an intense, 4-week online course about online… Read more »
Look for the Awesome
CBC interviewed Neil Pasricha today – the man behind the Book of Awesome and the http://1000awesomethings.com/ website. The “awesome” things are simple, free quirky little joys we can encounter every… Read more »
Hype Cycle!
Alan Levine is circulating a 2-minute survey recently about Virtual Worlds (i.e., what’s happening with them?) – you should fill it out. In it, he references Gartner’s Hype Cycle: With… Read more »
And so it begins…going “m”
I’ll admit, I’m extremely, unfashionably late to the smart phone party. I’ve made do with my talk-and-text phones, plus laptop for the last several years. Telecommuting (for me, anyway) has… Read more »
CCK09: Elluminating
Today folks in the network self-organized an Elluminate session where we got together and shared thoughts and responses about connectivism. A few things that worked really well about this: there… Read more »
Should everything be Open?
I am lucky to be involved with the steering committee for ETUG – it’s a fantastic team of 15 diverse, dedicated, fun ed tech professionals who volunteer loads of time… Read more »