Here is where I am. I am adding the #potcert tag to this post because it has stuff relevant to the class and a Collaborate session happening tomorrow at three pm CENTRAL TIME which works out to be some other
Category: schooling
Course Design, Bamboo, and Treadmills
I am off to a leadership retreat for the weekend so here is review of the week for me. As the class “Moderator” this week I added what I figured was a relevant questions on Facebook about design is academic
Jumping in the Water
I don’t think I am a beginner in online learning or pedagogy online or otherwise, but when I look at the questions in the questionnaire I am reminded of how little I know. Or at least how much more I
A Blog is Like a Book, Only Different
Four years ago, much like I had been in high school, I was sent to the vice president’s office. Well, the VP asked for a meeting with me. I was told in his office that I should not bring up
Of Windows & Doors
I ain’t gonna comment on the whys or try to make sense. I am just going to let the vision flow, some sputtering juice from a lunchtime pepperoncini. When I wander down the halls of faculty office I love to
Walking Out of the Bright Lights of Our History
“At the very moment that humans discovered the scale of the universe and found that their most unconstrained fancies were in fact dwarfed by the true dimensions of even the Milky Way Galaxy, they took steps that ensured that their
It is August 7th. It is 3:21 and I am Writing
That’s right, with a Capital “W.” My goal for the Program for Online Teaching class is not only to be a better participant in the synchronous spaces, but to simply write more. I keep extolling the virtues of reflection in our practice/profession as teachers,
Media is Your Only Friend, Until the End
“Music is your only friend, until the end.” Jim Morrison As much as I worship Jim, he may have only told part of the story. Last night while I was engaged in killing some enemies in a bit of Halo,
Science Fiction is About Becoming, not Being.
26 years ago I dreamed up a college class. I was lucky to be attending a small liberal arts school where independent study was part of the norm, not the exception. Prescott College had 99 students when I started in early 1984.
The End of the Semester Reflection and Lawn Mowing
First, I would like to say that I am inspired by Ted and his 32 posts. Now that I feel like I know him from our numerous G+ Hangouts, I can say that he participates. Participation is key you know.
NaBloPoMo DeeDoo Wop SheBop
Ok, I’m in. If nothing else, I’ll be so amped up on chocolate for the next 30 days I know I can do this. All education. All play. All the time. I can do this. This blog has been where
Prezi as Food
I was a cook for a number of years. Mostly at a burger joint, but for a couple years at a finer restaurant. I learned the importance of timing and of listening. As a line cook I have to have