111:365 | Happy Easter


Not only are there now two subscribers to my blog listed in Bloglines (along with my own subscription – set up when I was my ONLY subscriber), but I got a couple of shout outs from Jeff Lebow at Edtechtalk.com and Worldbridges.net. The first came during EdTechTalk #50 and the other one in my "voicemail"…
Designers for Learning will be well represented at this year’s AECT convention in Las Vegas. At last count, here are the seven confirmed sessions related to our work: Designing for Accessibility | Panel as part of the Graduate Student Assembly Design Teams in Action | Perspectives from Observers | Panel as part of the Design…
Tinymap.net is an awesome mapping tool. Based on Google Maps, you search to pinpoint a location, annotate it, add waypoints / points of interest, save it to its own URL, share it, and add optional password protection … and best of all … it works!
I often say that founding Designers for Learning was like dumping out a 1,000 piece puzzle and having to put it together without seeing the picture on the box. In truth, it’s like encountering THOUSANDS of puzzle pieces and having to figure out which go with MY puzzle and then trying to figure out what…
Be sure to catch the recording of today's 21st Century Learning podcast with Alex Ragone and Arvind Grover. Bill Fitzgerald (of funnymonkey.com and OpenAcademic fame) covered some interesting Drupal territory, including the following: Leech Module: Used for dumping content to Drupal Site via RSS feeds NYCIST: New York City Independent School Technologists (Drupal install for…
In this short podcast, I discuss drupal as my Personal Learning Environment (PLE) and compare / contrast the experience to being a distance graduate student utilizing a traditional Learning Management System (LMS). Here are links to the items I mentioned during the podcast: My del.icio.us links with tags = PLE Professor Terry Anderson's blog –…