Smokey horizon filters monuments from the past ancient mountains uplifted or volcanic just a wisp of blue haze stretched into a jagged line seen through the highway’s opening among blackened limbs on trunks now stakes that yell in dark…
Many lakes are actually reservoirs created by dams. Our area lakes are reservoirs, which means the lake levels fluctuate and may hide or expose hazards.
Geography and geology capture my imagination. Where others see bleak and boring sagebrush and rock, I see a slow history taking place now and in the past and I am amazed.
write about the spaces and places that are important to you. Draw a couple maps about them and share
The National Park Service suggests 10 Essentials when visiting: And a planning guide including an Emergency Plan: Downloadable Planning Guide Downloadable Emergency Guide See the Know Before You Go Guide for more tips and all guides. And, very importantly: Leave No Trace…
I’d like to invite my #etmooc and #clmooc colleagues to join — it’s open. Join in the reflection and help out colleagues new to blogging as well as share and connect with new people.
CLmooc is an experiment in connected learning, which means that people participate in a peer-supported, interest-powered, production-centered, academically-oriented, and openly-networked community of learners.
Mom had an old book of puzzles. I loved it. These were my favorite; simple sketches that suggested something. What do you think the above image is? Unflattening the world has been part of my life – my mom could…
@cogdog @dogtrax @telliowkuwp @Bali_Maha @NomadWarMachine Challenge: using photo as prompt write blog post #clmooc pic.twitter.com/wz31nZS8ZL — Simon Ensor (@sensor63) July 19, 2015 Puzzles are systems, as Steve Wheeler explains in his blog about the above picture sent to him by…
A Challenge On November 10th, 2014 I made a commitment to myself and invited others to join — teachers, students, bloggers. The commitment? Write 140 words each day — 140 words more or less — but write — blog —…
How do we help students develop the insight and initiative to be life-long, productive learners contributing to a better world? How do we develop student agency? We know that motivation comes from a desire to learn, a purpose, an authentic…
It’s Sunday! DigiLit Sunday is a Sunday post on literacy, an invitation by Margaret Simon, to share literacy strategies and tools for the classroom. This week’s list of bloggers: Click here. This week: Get started or restarted with class blogging…
