The 404 experience
15 May 2012 Leave a Comment
The funny thing about this is I was helping to put together a web site infortention.com As another person was moving from the test site to the real site, he got several 404 page not found errors and he panic. But this is also about looking at your business and making it better.
Blogging within an LMS is just wrong!!
02 May 2012 2 Comments
in #CritLit2010, #edchat, Learning in 3D, lrn3d, mindamp, Social Media Class
I should of know when I saw the word “blackboard”. I am participating in the new MOOC by Dr. Curtis Bonk on “Instructional Ideas and Technology Tools for Online Success“
This is from the internal site.
“This is not right — blogging within an LMS. I would much prefer to blog on my own blog and then be able to subscribe (RSS) to some of the students. Obviously with so many, it would not be easy to do all, but being contained with this site defeats the purpose of blogging. So this post is also going to be on my own blog.
This is about my 10th MOOC, and I as very interested in how this was going to be presented. Most MOOC’s I am called a “lucker” because I do not choose to participate much in the “social” part. I read everything or watch the videos so I am getting something out of these classes. This is my choice usually or sometimes, it is just too overwhelming because of the number of students and the way forums and blogs like this are presented. I am having to agree with Lisa blog post on her own blog on “Leaving an open online class blogging within a closed system. “
Enthustic 6 year old plays “Piano Man”
28 Apr 2012 Leave a Comment
This is what kids in school are missing when they have no art or music. BTY, Ehtan is also on the autism spectrum.
Ethan is also on the autism spectrum..
Slides that Rock!!!!!!!
27 Apr 2012 Leave a Comment
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Motherboard TV: Douglas Rushkoff in Real Life | Motherboard
27 Apr 2012 Leave a Comment
in #edchat, eduMOOC 2011, elearning, Learning in 3D, mindamp, Social Media
“For someone who likes to talk about the virtues of disconnecting, the media critic Douglas Rushkoff seems surprisingly always on.”
Alex Pasternack has written a great article about Douglas Rushkoff. He talked to our Howard Rhiengold alumni group a few months ago and he is well worth listening to.
Motherboard TV: Douglas Rushkoff in Real Life | Motherboard.
