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What’s in a Week One?
Sunday was the deadline for students in this fall’s section of ds106 at UMW to complete their work for the first 7 days of class. This semester, the first two…
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Perfecting the Syndicated Blog Sign-Up
It’s hard to believe that Camp Magic MacGuffin finished weeks ago, and in another five days (yikes!), a new session of ds106 starts up here at UMW. Alan and I…
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Rethinking (& Generalizing) Course Blogs in WordPress
In addition to co-directing Camp Magic MacGuffin this summer, I still have a regular day job. And I want to use this post to outline a project I’m working on…
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Woot! I’m Talking about Openness to Wooster!
cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr photo shared by MHorama Tomorrow morning, I have the privilege of presenting (virtually) to a group of faculty at Wooster College as…
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Summer Camp, DS106 Style
This summer, I’m honored to be co-teaching DS106 with my new colleague, Alan Levine. We’re going to be teaching the class entirely online over 10 weeks. In typical DS106-fashion, we’ve…
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Advocacy and Stories, in 3 (sort of 4) Parts
I. The Rise & Fall of Mike Daisey Like a lot of other people, I’ve been thinking a lot about the recent revelation that Mike Daisey’s January piece Apple’s suppliers’…
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Failing: Now in New Ways!!
As I’ve blogged about before, I’m teaching a course on digital identity this semester. When the course was scheduled, I was really excited. Talking to students at UMW about digital…
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Guess we need to build a dog house in the office
Way back in the olden days of 2004: I was first getting my blogging legs under me. I had returned to UMW as an instructional technology specialist under the inspired…
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Undergraduate Research on the Open Web
For the last two years, I’ve been working with professor Denis Nissim-Sabat in the department of psychology here at UMW. He teaches a course every fall on the history of psychology,…