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Tag Archives: tww2.0
Social Software in an Academic Context is Hard
A couple of things have gotten me musing about social lately. The first was Dave Cormier’s thought-provoking blog post about how PLEs are supposed to disaggregate power, not people. The second was a private conversation with a friend who is … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Pattern Languages, Openness, Usability and Human Factors
Tagged Online social networking, PLE, tww2.0, web-2.0
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Storytelling with Web 2.0
From my college friend @SarahM, who has turned out to be vastly cooler than I am, comes a tip about storytlr, a new service that looks like it has some interesting potential for the classroom. Basically, it takes inputs from … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Pattern Languages, Instructional Design
Tagged Sarah Milstein, storytlr, tww2.0
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Check Out smARThistory
Just want to give a quick shoutout to my friends Steven Zucker and Beth Harris for their beautiful work on the newly redesigned smARThistory web site. When I think about Open Educational Resources, this is the sort of thing that … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Openness
Tagged Beth-Harris, Open Educational Resources, smARThistory, Steven-Zucker, tww2.0
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Letting Facebook Be Facebook
My colleague Linda Feng pointed me to an interesting article about a study by the University of Liecester about how students are using Facebook and how it impacts their lives at the university. Two critical points come out of this … Continue reading
Please Welcome Guest Blogger Michael Staton
Michael is the CEO of a company called Inigral, the company that produces the Facebook Courses application. You may have seen his earlier guest post for the On the Horizon. I have been talking a fair bit with Michael lately … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Bloggers, Higher Education, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!)
Tagged Facebook, Inigral, Michael-Staton, tww2.0
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