Frappr: Get One for your blog
Here is how to add a Frappr map for your blog. Set up a frappr account. Click “Create Map” and there is the code. I don’t want one, so I’ll just put it in this post 😉
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Here is how to add a Frappr map for your blog. Set up a frappr account. Click “Create Map” and there is the code. I don’t want one, so I’ll just put it in this post 😉
Technorati Tags: frappr
My professor and (principle research investigator) routed my Twitter proposal to Human Subjects in the College of Education today. I also have two of my three research protocols stitched together, so things are moving forward despite (or maybe because of) comps. Kind of like cleaning during final exams … other work becomes a happy distraction…
This AP article entitled Internet opens elite colleges to all both overjoys me and burns my toast. While I am happy to see the popular press paying attention to Internet delivery of education (especially open and free education), this article still burns me. Apparently, online learning is now legitimate given that "elite" schools are dipping…
It’s official! March 23, 2019 is Volunteer Literacy Day in Chicago! Celebrate by joining the 28th Annual On the Road to Literacy Tutor and Adult Learner Conference. As noted in the official flyer: “Whether you’re staff, a tutor, or a basic, ESL or GED student at the beginning, intermediate or advance level, there is always…
Join us at EdTechWeekly on Sunday nights at 7:00 p.m. ET on the EdTechTalk.com channel of the WorldBridges network. Here are the links we will be discussing during this week’s live webcast. Feel free to add your suggestions by adding a del.icio.us tag of “for:edtechtalk” to your favorite links. See you Sunday night! EdTechWeekly Links…
The following is a reflection on the following readings from the Introduction to Open Education course: Week 2: Giving Knowledge for Free: The Emergence of Open Educational Resources from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Week 3: Open Educational Practices and Resources – OLCOS Roadmap 2012 from the Open eLearning Content Observatory Services (OLCOS)…
As an early adopter of Twitter, I was also early to depart … as least as a frequent user. While I check in a few times a week to lurk within my “hidden network” (more on that in future posts), I now only make the occasional tweet … usually when I am out and about…