cc licensed ( BY NC ND ) flickr photo shared by wester I’ve been asked to write a short case study profile of ds106 for a book someone is writing about online teaching and the question came up about how many people have participated in it. I’ve been tinkering at the main site to compile […]
cc licensed (BY) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog Since I’ve been home, I’ve not been able to get any AT&T signal on my iPhone- it was moderate signal, 2-3 bars, when I left in January. They said service was weak here. NO SECRET, but also some towers were being reconditioned. It makes little sense; I […]
cc licensed ( BY NC ) flickr photo shared by andyp uk While I am intrigued by the technology and promise of open badges, and respect people who are part of the movement, it’s one of those things that Might Be Important But I Don’t Get All That Excited About. Or it’s like forms of […]
This case is now closed. A found camera left on the Go Train in Toronto, found by Giulia and GNA, has been received by its owners, a family in Germany. cc licensed ( BY NC ND ) flickr photo shared by vic xia Of course, that is not the real camera shown above, it is […]
cc licensed ( BY NC ) flickr photo shared by Marina Cast. If a course is going to be pumped up on the massiveness of its open enrollment, it ought to own how much or little comes out at the other end. I still maintain that the idea of a “dropout” in an open course– […]
Today, Michigan was good for my 106 photographing, I got a store in Ann Arbor, a state highway into Jackson, and a milepost on I-94.
It was the latter, while I as broadcasting live to ds106 radio, that I got the idea to take a series of photos as the heavy traffic rolled by. Voila, Life on the Highway with ds106:
It just keeps going and going.
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog The original title here was “Who am I” meant as an assertive to the question of maybe my second favorite Who album and completely missing the overlap with the title of the new book by Pete Townsend. So I changed it up just to keep […]
powered by Fotopedia Our romance started in March, 2004, although I had been seeing someone else– it was this activity we had in common, then I called it Photoblogging. But then I met… flickr. It was, and in many ways still does, to me reppresent the first and foremost social medua experience, even if everyone […]
Via a tweet I happily landed at (new blog for me, some fresh stuff for my stale feed reader) Musuem of The Future’s post 5 online video tools for the future: interactive, automated and embedded in the web. Popcorn Maker is on my List To Play With as is now Galahad (which suggests it creates […]
What has happened to good writing? Are we so reduced to status updating that the skills of forming coherent, interesting sentences, believable characters, and interesting plots has gone by the wayside? I am not talking about essays, articles, or even blogging- I am talking about when email spam was somewhat credible. I cannot accept that […]
