Everything that does not have a home, just a big old stinking pile of posts.
Digital stories grow in odd places, not quite limited to 8 minute personal videos. I am very drawn to ones that you find in unexpected places- such as Olivia Judson’s recent New York Times piece. In The Last Calendar, she relates the story that emerges from a shared Google Calendar she and her brother made […]
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog You may know Julia Child from her cooking, but few know that in 1960’s she was a secret agent for MI6. She was the only agent savvy enough to track down the culinary killer known as “Dough Finger” who would do his dirty deeds […]
Unlike the not so wiley Coyote, Martin Hawksey’s coding genius (a) works without anvils falling or explosions and (b) is not focused on bird chasing… well maybe small blue ones. What started as a cool thing when I got and hung online my twitter archive after seeing that Martin got his, he then put out […]
It’s the MOOc Mocking Channel! All Cows. All Mocking. All The Time.
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog My brother David was born January 20, 1953; yesterday he would have been 60. There should have been a big party, or a tropical trip, or some adventure like parachute jumping. But he passed away in 1987, not in a place known for parties, […]
I got tired of checking my twitter settings to see if the link to download my archive was available. I gave up. After all I do have thinkup running. Then I saw martin Hawksey tweet that he got his Final got 'Request your archive button' in Twitter > Settings (took less than 30 sec for […]
Two years ago. One tweet. Thinking abt starting #ds106 radio station that class runs. 15 week experiment. Start it with a show @brlamb and I should've done years ago — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) January 16, 2011 One blog post. http://networkeffects.ca/?p=655 One free-form web radio station born. designed by ds106 student Andrew Wallingham When ds106 started […]
I teach digital storytelling (ds106) online as an adjunct for the University of Mary Washington. I earn just enough doing this to pay for my health insurance. I am not doing this for the money, it’s for the love, and to learn how to teach online. I have my savings and some other things I […]
My introduction video for the newly launched ETMOOC – something I might be lukewarm about were it not something that Alec Couros was fostering. His own network connectivity, not the linking for the same of linking, is something you want to be part of- witness over 1000 people who signed up, 200 of them fitting […]
The yup you yup agreement embodied in GIF form here is from here forward to the end of time (or til I get bored) is the iocn to represent the silliest of MOOC ideas published. The odor… Among the buffet of dining varieties of educational web sites, edudemic reminds me most of something as tasty […]
