Building Your Digital Identity, Literacy, and Network
This is the thought I had waking up this morning. I was thinking about how we tend to like to taste the brownie batter before it’s gone into the oven, but that we don’t eat it all outright, because it often contains raw egg. Though the batter (or cookie dough) tastes nice, its contents aren’t … Continue reading Raw Cookie Dough Could Give You Salmonella
“So now, when someone asks me “What’s Working Out Loud”?, here’s what I say: “Working Out Loud starts with making your work visible in such a way that it might help others. When you do that – when you work in a more open, connected way – you can build a purposeful network that makes you…
“Here is how people operate, we make time to do things that are important to us.” The Question Should Be: Why are you not Blogging This is a statement I have always disagreed with. This article isn’t likely to be the last place I see it either. The concept that we just magically make time … Continue reading Nugget Assignment 3 →
“The 5 Elements Of Working Out Loud” After reading the nugget passage from requirement reading, out of all, “The 5 Elements of working out loud” captivated my attention and enhance my perceptual views on every works that we do as in assigned or duty to achieve our purposes. Bryce Williams definition for “Working out loud” […]
“History of the Web“ World wide web (www.) was invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 1989. After reading this passage from one of the requirement reading. It reflected my past and explain unanswered questions for so many year. When I first start taking this class, one thing that always come across in my mind was […]
Hello! Coming at you is the third nugget from the fourth module. This bit is from the blog post, The Question Should be: Why Are You *Not* Blogging: “Do you know what you were thinking about on a date, like, say September 30, 2005? I will wait. See if you can recall. Are you having […]
In Douglas Engelbart’s 1962 essay “Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework”, he discusses the importance of creating something like what will become the Web in helping humans reach their maximum potential. “By “solvers” we mean more than derivers of possibilities — we mean responsible initiators of action. By “problems” we by no means refer only to … Continue reading Problem Solving as Understanding our World: Nugget Post #2
On Module 3 for this week, there was an article called “25 things you might not know about the web on its 25th birthday” of John Naughton and this paragraph below captured my attention. “20 The web has an impact on the environment. We just don’t know how big it is The web is largely powered…
Here is another nugget of thought from me, directly to you. This one I got from this blog by Alan Levine, and it’s helped me get a little more comfortable in my blogging! He writes So for me, blogging is not about writing for other people (though with syndication and truly open networks, it is a […]
This is my second nugget post for JanTerm, and this nugget is one from an essay by Ted Nelson on computer literacy and media on the web. Nelson writes that Computers are simply a necessary and enjoyable part of life, like food and books. Computers are not everything, they are just an aspect of everything, and not […]
