Skills from the past Blogs are what Weller (2018) points to as one of the remnants of past movements in education technology that are still relevant and widely utilized today. Weller (2018) points out – as a parenthetic aside –… Continue Reading →
Searching out educational technology on the web quickly leads to further searches that lead away from the trunk of education technology to offshoots of digital learning solutions, learning tools, interactive experiences, learning theories, pedagogical approaches, massive online courses, learning management… Continue Reading →
I’ve just posted a short video that revisits my Digital Indentity post. I’ve hosted it on my google drive here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1saj923z8MGhlUDEs4yuNr_KfWpUEDJrl Here’s the original post that this video reflects back on: On Creating, Cultivating and Reflecting upon my Digital Identity… Continue Reading →
This image is a graphical node representation of my community. Representing a community by graphing the individual nodes and illustrating the connections between the nodes is attempted here. The individual nodes represent people who are part of my community,… Continue Reading →
Creating a digital identity requires thought, reflection and an understanding of public persona’s and how each post, image, or article written will either build or destroy that identity – or not. Given the ubiquitousness of the web, many people have… Continue Reading →
This is a Resident-Visitor Typology mapping out my current relationship with Social Media. The horizontal axis illustrates a continuum from Visitor to Resident; with the icons further away form the center representing the increasing depth of my relationships; and the… Continue Reading →
A Personal Academic Blog Post – Unit 1 | Activity 3 – Virtual Symposium Critical Academic Reflective Blog Post During my time spent in the virtual world of the MALAT Virtual Symposium I was struck by one specific audio… Continue Reading →
A good research question begins with interest; the amount of work involved in undertaking the quality and quantity of research that would lead to substantial and change related research findings is immense and requires a high level of dedication from… Continue Reading →
No better place to start than at the beginning. I thank you for your time. This might be unspoken sometimes, but the one resource that we all have in limited supply is time. I recognize there are many other things… Continue Reading →
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