Category: DoOO
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Is this thing on? (Also: Twitter, Mastodon, and the Fundamentals of DoOO)
via GIPHY It’s been. . .a while. It would take too long to review everything that’s happened since I posted last, so let’s start with a recent turn of events:…
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Neither Locked Out Nor Locked In
As I’ve prepared for this talk I’ve been abundantly aware that I’m speaking to an audience that is different than ones I usually address about Domain of One’s Own. I…
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Messy & Chaotic Learning: A Domains Presentation at Keene State College
When I was asked to come speak at Keene it was due, in part, to a presentation I gave last summer at Digital Pedagogy Lab Institute at Mary Washington. My presentation was…
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Looking (again) to Domain of One’s Own
When I moved into my new position at UMW a year and a half ago, directing the Digital Knowledge Center, I knew that while I was moving out of faculty…
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Refactoring Domain of One’s Own (and everything else)
It’s been over a year since I wrote in this space. There are lots of reasons for that. Most significantly, the last 12 months have seen enormous change in the…
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Stop Motion Friday
I’ve had an idea for a kind of advertising video I wanted to create for Domain of One’s Own for quite some time. I knew basically what I wanted the…
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Visualizing & Exposing Domain of One’s Own Activity
Now that Tim and I have successfully built a site at community.umwdomains.com that aggregates the activity of the project, I’ve been focussing my efforts recently on what we can do…
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A Few Models of Teaching in Domain of One’s Own
A few weeks ago, I blogged about the current status of UMW’s Domain of One’s Own project and this prompted UMW’s own Mark Snyder to respond on Twitter: @mburtis Thanks!…