Life Lapse App
Today, I was inspired to … remove the tree from our condo, and I documented the process using a new to me iPhone app called Life Lapse.
Today, I was inspired to … remove the tree from our condo, and I documented the process using a new to me iPhone app called Life Lapse.
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Everything I have done on my web site, I have taught myself (scary – and it shows!) I have tried to learn the basics of Dreamweaver to create a few simple intro pages. Also, I have taken advatage of provided HTML “cut and paste” to integrate things like Bloglines blog roles and Furl Bookmarks. I…
I’m in the struggle between finding an interesting dissertation topic that will propel me through the end of the process and one that I can put a neat bow on within a “reasonable” time period. To that end, here is the beginning of some thoughts … Historical lit review / historical context of Open Education:…
I was thrilled today when I read this post by Tonia Dousay on project management for academics. Tonia and I have been chewing on a concept we’ve come to call “Designing in the Open” for a bit. She graciously agreed to participate in an interview for our Design in the Open Challenge last year, and we…
A couple of days ago, JR Dingwall linked to a very timely post by David Wiley that describes the attribution PLACEMENT obligations under a Creative Commons license. To be honest, this issue of where to attribute has always been a fuzzy point for me when you are using excerpts across a multi-page/sectioned work. I’m currently…
In this podcast, I contrast the experience of "learning" within a lecture based (tell me) setting to a guided (let me try) exploration. I argue that a well designed and facilitated guided exploration sets in motion the ultimate cycle of learning, creating and sharing. Links referenced in this podcast include: Trendwatching.com Trendwatching September 2006 Briefing…