Building Your Digital Identity, Literacy, and Network
Obesity Here is my PowerPoint over obesity. First, I chose a Creative Common license. I went into Plug-ins and search for “Creative Commons.” In the choosing process, I determine which one is compatible with my blog and one with the most…
A common understanding of “open” is “free,” as in free of cost, or what Hodgkinson-Williams and Gray (2009) call “financial openness.” This is the meaning one might immediately think of as associated with Massive, Open, Online Courses. These are courses that are available for anyone with a reliable internet connection to take, free of cost.[1] Financial […]
“The thing that is most extraordinary about the internet is the way it enables permissionless innovation. This stems from two epoch-making design decisions made by its creators in the early 1970s: that there would be no central ownership or control; and that the network would not be optimised for any particular application: all it would do is […]
This nugget is from “The 5 Elements Of Working Out Loud” by John Stepper. “Though the most important part of working out loud is actually doing it rather than wrangling over a definition, a part of changing how people work is making them aware there are better ways to begin with. And that includes a […]
A broader definition 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[ . . . ]
The author of the article does bring up some fairly good points asking why aren’t we blogging, but why should I be blogging? Is blogging really that important? Does my opinion matter that much to blog about it? I actually thought about blogging several times this past year, but then it always occured to me that my 140 … Continue reading →
“The web we use today is quite different from the one that appeared 25 years ago. In fact it has been evolving at a furious pace. You can think of[ . . . ]
What is Open Education? By Christina Hendricks Types of Openness: Free of cost “Anyone can freely access, use, modify, and share for any purpose.” (Legal Openness) “Technological Openness”, which is the use of different software tools. Educational Resources, which combines financial, legal,…
My three contributions to the timeline were Myspace, eBay, and the iTunes music store. The iTunes music store has played a significant role because it was the first music store where music and other digital media could be downloaded legally. Before iTunes, websites like Napster were used to obtain digital media, but illegally. iTunes revolutionized […]
「ナゲットをわって、父ちゃん！」 “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 trouble> I don’t becaue [sic] I have an outdoor brain — http://cogdogblog.com/2005/09/30/(wow that was a blog heavy day).” This passage really resonated with me–especially the concept […]
