Posts Tagged ‘china’

In person, in reading, I’ve long been enamored ofBarbara Ganley’s concept of “slow blogging” — rather than dashing off quarter-baked, unstructured stream of consciousness blogging, she suggests taking time to reflect, to actually re-read and revise in the blogging process. Barbara’s own lyrical writings, flowing like one of her tranquil Vermont creeks through red [...]

How cool and fast is the net connected world? Last night I snapped a photo on my iPhone, uploaded it to flickr via MobileFotos app, and today it is part of a story on the Discover Magazine Blog:

Last night, I guess I was at Mission Control in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, at a Korean restuarant:

I [...]

What a Dumpling by cogdogblog posted 20 Sep ‘08, 8.09pm MDT PST on flickr
Just one piece of dinner at at JC’s restaurant in Shanghai

It’s been a whirlwind week for my first visit to Shanghai (an Asia while I am at it) to participate and speak at the Learning 2.008 Conference at the [...]

Jeff Watching Jakes film Brian by cogdogblog posted 18 Sep ‘08, 8.54pm MDT PST on flickr
Learning 2.008 EduBloggerCon (Shanghai)
www.edubloggercon.com/Learning+2.008+Edubloggercon

Before the opening of the Learning 2.008 conference, a group of conference attendees and other local bloggers met up for breakfast and conversation about out favorite topic. Not only were there pictures and conversation, Jeff [...]

Curious Beggar by cogdogblog posted 17 Sep ‘08, 5.16pm MDT PST on flickr
This little guy was curious about the gigapan I had set up to do this shot
gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=9189
I gestured to take a picture and he smiled, then he stuck his hand out for change. Now I was stuck, except the only thing in [...]