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Monthly Archives: July 2013
#clmooc Summer Camp ends Saturday
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The #clmooc Summer Camp ends. Always, we don’t want the fun to end, and we don’t want to say Good-byes. But we know the day is coming for hugs and moving on. Moving on, rather than letting go, means to carry…
Curate Annotate Future #clmooc Final Make
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Thank you again to the participants and facilitators of #clmooc. It’s been a connective, reflective, detective adventure. I appreciate the feedback conversations and tips to move from failure to success, and I hope I have helped others. This has been…
#clmooc #f5f Future
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Thanks to #clmooc facilitators and participants for an amazing adventure that will likely keep rolling. One future idea I have is to create a space that will be a hub for connected learners to find and share projects. Here’s my…
Writing Today #clmooc in the future
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Writing. It’s thinking. It’s planning. It’s research. It’s design. It’s everything about being a digital learner, and more for connected learners. If you aren’t sure what that means, visit the National Writing Project’s Digital Is community, DML’s Connected Learning site,…
Design your own #clmooc vine
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Design your own — here’s mine, where’s yours? See Kevin Hodgson’s here.
Liebster: Discover New Blogs
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What an honor! Liebster (sweetheart / beloved — we love blogging) Blog Award! Thank you Laura Coughlin at Love::Teaching for sharing this fun award. I see this as an award that recognizes the uniqueness of “smaller” bloggers — those with…
#clmooc #literacies chat by True Reformers
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What are we to do in this time of educational dysfunction, a dysfunction between authentic learning and mandated systems? +Terry Elliot asked us to respond to David Lee Finkle‘s article in the Washington Post “Teachers or ‘Quantitative Learning Gains Facilitators?’”…
#clmooc #f5f Reflection Curation Week 4
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Amazing “makes” this week reflecting on our philosophies of education, making, teaching, and learning. There are so many different stories and ways to express ideas. Please review my five (seven) #f5f Find Friday’s in the presentation above, then think: What…
#clmooc Why a credo? Cycle 4 reflection
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Thanks to Anna Smith for helping me think about this… Why publish a credo? I’ve found, if I can articulate what I believe, what I understand , I am better able to ask questions and consider other ideas. I…
Credo I believe… #clmooc #teachtheweb
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What do you believe? That’s the question / make this week for our #clmooc. I was honored to participate in the Hangout on Monday with an amazing group of educators. The Make With Me hangout discussed credos, featuring +TERRY ELLIOTT +Chris Lawrence +Chad…
#etmooc #clmooc Week 3 Reflection #f5f
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#clmooc Week 3 Reflections How is what you create driven by your interests? Since this is voluntary learning, it’s all based on interests; I have no preconception or grade to concern me. I love being inspired by those who jump…
#F5F #ff June 28 #clmooc What Else to Learn?
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Time flies. It’s really July 5, so I’m a week behind. But these are people I connected with and learned from. I apologize for the short review — but you can check out the links to learn more: #clmooc Facilitators:…
#clmooc Writing is Making
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Did you attend the Writing as Making / Making as Writing event? List of Hangout Participants Elyse Eidman-Aadahl – National Writing Project Nichole Pinkard – Digital Youth Network Bud Hunt – Colorado State University Writing Project Andrew Sliwinski – DIY.org Jeff Brazil – Digital Media and…
#clmooc #toyhack Being Yourself
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Week 2 of #clmooc is #toyhack provided us with a chance to hack something tangible and familiar. Its purpose was to help us stretch out to experience “the make.” In the Twitter Chat, Joe Dillon reminded us that we are “developing…
