Posted in connected learning, personal learning network, the new literacy on Aug 11th, 2007 No Comments »
This is a question that has been tumbling through my mind recently. I’ve spent this past week as a guest of the Canadian Space Agency, touring the Kennedy Space Center, and watching the launch of the Space Shuttle Endeavor. That means I have spent my time in the company of people who, at the very [...]
Posted in backchannelling, connected learning, the new literacy on Aug 1st, 2007 No Comments »
As I mentioned earlier in my “Uber-blogging” post, I’m taking the time to really process the implications of backchannelling for both my own professional learning and its relevance to the way we structure learning opportunities for our students. I have quickly come to the conclusion that I must develop some new skills myself and re-think [...]
Posted in about blogging, the new literacy on Jul 17th, 2007 No Comments »
If you had to guess, how “old” would you say the practice of blogging is?
For sure, I’d guess at least five years. Well I’m off a fair bit – double that. According to this article in the Wall Street journal:
We are approaching a decade since the first blogger — regarded by many to be Jorn [...]
