2019 Resolution
Something small, every day. Here.
h/t Austin Kleon
Something small, every day. Here.
h/t Austin Kleon
Working on a couple of paper drafts and added a few citations from the 2022 edition of the Cambridge Handbook of the Learning Sciences:
As my trip down the plain language rabbit hole continues, I’ve added Thing Explainer: Complicated Stuff in Simple Words to my book wishlist. From the Wikipedia page about the book: “In Thing Explainer, Randall Munroe explains the function and mechanics of 54 subjects using only the 1,000 most commonly used words in the English language.” …
Dr. M. David Merrill, professor emeritus at Utah State University, sent out a note on LinkedIn that he recently updated his website. As he notes in his post, his new website contains biographical information about his career and is a repository of some of his most important publications, along with links to some online lectures…
Historically, the New Media Consortium (NMC) and its annual Horizon Report was a good source of information about “what’s next” and “what’s on the minds of educators”. Now that the NMC has been acquired by EDUCAUSE, I’ve started using their surveys as ways to frame perceived need (in papers and presentations) and to consider projects…
While it got buried in the news of yesterday, the Zoom initial public offering (IPO) went off with a bang. The video conferencing company’s stock price soared 76% in their first day of trading. My husband was surprised when I glanced at the TV yesterday and asked, “MY ZOOM!?!” Clearly, I’m not utilizing my BBA…
One of the struggles with online learning is finding tools to create, publish and share text based media within the online learning environment. Here are just some of the many problems: Creating: Most of the written text that is created by students and teachers is MS Word based. While it is the best known text…