Web Literacy Lensing: Identity
Ever since version 1 of the Web Literacy Map came out, I’ve been waiting to see people take it and adjust it or interpret it… Read More »Web Literacy Lensing: Identity
Learning Theories
Love the Lurkers
A couple days ago I had a BIG conversation with Bill Mills, the Community Manager for Mozilla Science Lab, about open learning, designing for participation,… Read More »Love the Lurkers
Training with Friends
This weekend, I’ll be leading a Webmaker Training for the National Citizens Service (NCS). NCS is an organization in the UK that provides learning opportunities… Read More »Training with Friends
Webmaker Training: Why Modular?
I’m a serial MOOC dropout. My most recent dropout experience (though I keep saying I’m going to go back) is from Harvard’s CS50 course. I… Read More »Webmaker Training: Why Modular?
Storycamp Teaching Kits
A couple years ago the Popcorn team of the time set out to involve youth filmmakers in beta-testing the first version of Popcorn Maker. They… Read More »Storycamp Teaching Kits
Part 2: Machine Learning & Serendipitous Communication
Disclaimers: the Summit and Mozfest are pretty much back to back, so please excuse me for not being faster with these posts. Did you read… Read More »Part 2: Machine Learning & Serendipitous Communication
2 Educational Concept 2.1 Introduction
This educational concept proposes interactive, social, gamified, E-Learning modules for self guided study in combination with real world, collaborative workshops. Embedded assessments are used to… Read More »2 Educational Concept 2.1 Introduction
Abstract
Cyberspace is a transcultural space. With the plethora of subcultures, our society is transforming from “culture for everyone” to “culture through everyone” (Marotzki & Jörissen,… Read More »Abstract
Being Loud about Badges
I read this article: The Quiet Revolution in Open Education and then I read this article: We do in fact need some Stinkin Badges in… Read More »Being Loud about Badges