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Jim Flowers
Learning Circuits
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Stephen Downes
teachnology
Ten Reasons Why
Tim Lauer
SiT
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A Networked World
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McGee's Musings
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Powazek
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Seb's Open Research
The Shifted Librarian
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Monday, February 16, 2004

Wiki Conference: wiki activity plan Here's a wiki lesson plan which gets your learners taking part in an online conference using a wiki, you could introduce chat here as a really useful synchronous tool but you might not get the reflective depth of the 'reviewing the conference' task if you did. Your call :o) I absolutely bet this has been done before (well, it has professionally but I haven't heard anything about this happening in a course... anybody wanna fill me in?) 12:41:54 PM    comments   trackback

Cool Introductions to RSS Great introduction to RSS links from Thomas including, RSS - The Next Killer App for Education, An Introduction to RSS for Educational Designers, Selling, Evangelizing, Teaching RSS and All About RSS.  I get all me RSS needs serviced by Lockergnome RSS Resources. 11:38:43 AM    comments   trackback

Welcome to the hood! People who subscribe to incorporated subversion also subscribe to these weblogs Thnks to Lilia who quotes Andrew Grumet Go to http://grumet.net/syo/findThatFeed Type the name of your weblog Find your RSS feed (if there are several) and then click on <sim> next to it Enjoy :) This uses the share your OPML stuff ... did I mention that you really should SHARE YOUR OPML, oh yes, I did :o) 11:21:51 AM    comments   trackback

Confessions of an education technologist (This is mostly for my girlfriend who's a Steiner 'nut' ;o) I may be an educational technologist, I may teach online, I may write online, I may advocate others doing so and I may spend more time typing than talking, but: I do not want technology to replace teachers nor do I think it ever will. I don't think online education can replace or replicate people getting together in a room. I would rather study and teach in a real classroom with people, I would, seriously! I may prefer learning face to face, I may get frustrated with online education and virtual meetings, I may get horribly depressed by the crap that gets churned out in the name of educational technology, the myths of learning objects and the anonymity of a WebCT discussion board but: I do think that communicating, collaborating, expressing and exploring your learning online can be unique and amazing. I do think that online education has the potential to revolutionize teaching and learning for the better. I would rather blog this than stick it on the fridge at home! It's not the technology... it's the pedagogy! 11:14:00 AM    comments   trackback

More Great Manila Tips & Ideas Aaron keeps the Manila goodies coming with some darn good Manila observations / notes including: The importance of making a habit of writing a title *before* composing a news item or story.  Submitting a post without a title will result in an error and possible loss of the message. How to enable the radio comments feature.  Doing so allows visitors to comment without having to sign up as members. How to use 'news departments' to separate and organize content on the site. The structure of Manila and the fact that news items, stories, pictures, and gems are all in fact discussion messages.  This is important to remember when making deletions. [apcampbell News] I am I am I am going to get this goin eventually and this stuff is invaluable... thanks again for sharing! 11:00:09 AM    comments   trackback

Nothing to do with the great civil rights leader, James Farmer, but here are some links that are:

Greensboro sit-ins
Reflections
Family (with pictures)


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