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This partly came from conversations with my friend Chris Lott and partly from talking with a faculty about making thank you cards in a graduate class we were teaching at the time. The idea percolated, and one day I thought, “What if I can get 12 or 15 faculty to…
The eLearning team at Bellevue College was thrilled to have Stephen Downes speak to the college on Zoom in February, 2023. Downes is a specialist in online learning technology and new media, and he is known as a leading proponent of connectivism, a theory describing how people know and learn…
No, not that kind. Not one of the one of the policy laden, awash in lawyerese filled jargon that you skim through like a privacy notice made so small you cannot actually read it. No, not that kind. Not one of the handbooks that is printed and has all kinds…
This post originally appeared on uwbdli.com, a site that no longer exists. This morning, a colleague from Arizona asked for some suggestions for podcasts. A few people answered the call. Lovely friends and colleagues, I need suggestions of academic and/or pedagogical podcasts you all like/listen to. — Shelley Rodrigo (@rrodrigo)…
I have drawn a lot of outlines. As a high school English teacher, I often had students use pencils and blank, unlined paper to sketch ideas for storylines or essays. As often as I pressed for the paper version, in these digital times, students would often do the drafts on…
