8weeksofsummer Giants Everywhere
What has contributed to the educator you are today? Continue reading 8weeksofsummer Giants Everywhere
Tag Archives: reflection
About Planning
A schedule of ideas and tasks worked well to keep a focus. What will I schedule? Continue reading About Planning
Looking Back
If I hadn’t set my calendar goals, I would have missed out on the opportunity to learn from others and then share for others. Continue reading Looking Back
Momentum Part 5 Reflection
I’m just a person like you, doing the best I can. So, please: Are you ready? Will you play? I’m game for a continued #blogging28! Continue reading Momentum Part 5 Reflection
Changing Shoes
I learned to change shoes when needed, to step together with my students, listening to the beat of their traditions, ancient and modern. Continue reading Changing Shoes
CLmooc Thursday Thoughts
Thanks to everyone in #clmooc for making it still great. Charlene Doland, Lauren Zucker, Ron Leunissen, Susan Watson, Helen DeWaard,Kevin Hodgson, Sarah Honeychurch, Kim Douillard. This Make Cycle 3 is Doodling, with a Twitter Chat todayThursday, August 3 at 7p ET/4p PT/11pm UTC with the Continue reading CLmooc Thursday Thoughts
#clmooc Reflection Open and Not
CLmooc is awesome! I am so thankful for another opportunity to learn and grow and share with others who look forward to the possible, however adjacent it may be. Reflection: Some things were different and disappointing, but mostly CLmooc helped Continue reading #clmooc Reflection Open and Not
#clmooc #connectedlearning principles
A Reflection on My #CLMOOC Work Thanks to all for a marvelous, connected six weeks! Why connected learning? Why digital learning? Thanks to Margaret Simon for hosting DigiLit Sundays where educators share how they are using technology in Continue reading #clmooc #connectedlearning principles
#clmooc Thank You #f5f More Reflection
#clmooc Adjacent Possible and Embodied Learning
Adjacent Possible, Embodied Learning, and Verbal Learning: Connected Learning Principles and Values Reflection inspired by Terry Elliott Note: Connected Learning Principles ConnectedLearning_report.pdf. (n.d.). Retrieved July 7, 2014, from http://dmlhub.net/sites/default/files/ConnectedLearning_report.pdf Interest Powered “When a subject is personally interesting and relevant, learners achieve Continue reading #clmooc Adjacent Possible and Embodied Learning
#clmooc Play is the game
Play / Collaboration Play is the game, and collaboration is the strategy. Mindshift’s Jordan Shapiro article reiterates this: Play is useful because it simulates real life experience — physical, emotional, and/or intellectual — in a safe, iterative and social environment, not Continue reading #clmooc Play is the game
#clmooc Reflections and Connections 2 #digilit
#clmooc Reflections and Connections 2 What am I learning? More than I thought! Digital Literacies and Connected Learning Today I attended Doug Belshaw’s The Essential Elements of Digital Literacies (@dajbelshaw) session to introduce his new book of the same Continue reading #clmooc Reflections and Connections 2 #digilit
#clmooc Make Log List Reflection
Reflections and Connections #clmooc Make Cycle 1 Make Log Questions from our Reflections and Connections suggestions: What I’ve Made So Far What did you learn from what you’ve already made? What makes inspired you to Continue reading #clmooc Make Log List Reflection
#edcampspokane reflection
On Friday, February 28th, I attended the pre-event for #edcampspokane during which I met the most welcoming and excited organizers, all ready for the big day, March 1st. One of my peeps, Theresa Allen, suggested I attend ready with links Continue reading #edcampspokane reflection
#clmooc Dig that Data
#clmooc Dig that Data Blog Posts CampNaNoWriMo: My work in #clmooc was enough to earn WINNER for 15,500 words –read or written! Gathering Data CONNECTIONS Connections Google Plus-n Tweets 178 #clmooc Chats – 4 #literacies Hangouts/Webinars connectedlearning.tv 2 Participant Hangout Continue reading #clmooc Dig that Data