It’s a reasonable but largely unanswerable question. For teachers pondering setting up a Connected Course following the WordPress / Feed WordPress method I’ve shared— will web hosting company Y be able to support a site with X blogs syndicating? @cogdog can a server for 12$ per year handle #ccourses data/traffic? http://t.co/lGs4P77NtP — Simon Ensor (@sensor63) […]
I knew my photos from the Gopher Hole Museum would come in handy one day! Blame D’Arcy Norman, he sent me there. Advanced warning of a long scrolling post with lots of screenshots and smattering of technobabble. One of the project-ish things on my table here at TRU is an idea hatched with Brian Lamb […]
I can trace a path from what we are trying to generate via Connected Courses back to my work creating syndicated courses to ds106 to early work at UMW Blogs all the way back to one dedicated writing teacher at Middlebury College who devised what may have been the first syndicated course. Barbara Ganley has […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-SA ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog Just look at the wall color. And who still has Harvest Gold appliances? I’m feeling some restless urging for a new WordPress theming here. Checking my changelog it’s been almost five years since I changed things up (for which I received plenty of Jim […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-NC-SA ) flickr photo shared by batintherain Do you see more than you don’t see? Is there nothing in what you don’t see? What if you never see the bird? More metaphorical nonsensical questions? Or shall I for the first time toss at a TL;DR? No, this is not too long, […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-NC ) flickr photo shared by roberthuffstutter With travel and moving to my new perch for a few months, in the last few weeks, my awareness of what’s going on in Connected Courses has been mainly the vibe I get from scans of the #ccourses twitter stream and reading a few […]
Many of my best friends are reclaimers. Boone is so hip he went to a dumb phone. Tim sez Ghost is better for blogging than wordpress *ASTERISK if you can get used to writing in Markdown. I mock not maybe a little– I respect these folks and their taking a stand. I’m trying to better […]
Of all the creative assignments from DS106 (of which there are more than 730, that is so un-massive) maybe my favorites are the re-edits of movie posters. If any institution ever wanted a class taught in remixing old movie posters… well contact me, ok? I can talk about the many layers of these creative tasks, […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-NC-SA ) flickr photo shared by Kol Tregaskes In my travels around the US, Canada, as well as the UK, New Zealand, and Australia I bet I have visited and stayed in the homes of at least 100 people whom I have first gotten to know online. I’ve written recently of […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-NC-ND ) flickr photo shared by ·S That thing about sensing good light also applies to links. And the people who are linking them. Sometimes, you just get a good intuition. Wiki ShootMe looks like a fun way to add to Wikimedia Commons https://t.co/3N5RRB6vc8 #ccourses via @sjgknight — Martin Hawksey (@mhawksey) […]
