Join me, @NancyWhite, @jimgroom and a cast of dozens of other ITC eLearning tweeters at Jake’s Hamburgers at the corner of 5th and Main in Ft. Worth. All we are intending to do is have a few beverages, some adult conversation (for as long as that holds out), and maybe a few impromptu short presentations/shoutouts [...]
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I recently engaged in another conversation slash argument about whether it is worthwhile for seventh graders to learn keyboarding skills. I am of the opinion that drill and kill methods for keyboarding does nothing but suck the love of computing out of our young people. I have seen it happen with my own daughter and [...]
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Click the image to view full size. Source: Online Colleges and Universities But education isn’t broken, right? Hat tip to willrich45 for the tweet about this.
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Don’t let this happen to you. This is a picture from the ITC eLearning 2009 conference held last February in Portland. Look at those pathetic little messages posted on that great big board. Of course the twittering bird was added later. Compare that with the over 500 messages that were posted to Twitter during the [...]
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So today was a big day for me. I was getting a tryout for the major league team. One at-bat to impress the scouts and I pretty much needed to hit it out of the park. I watched a strike or two fly past me early on but before I knew it I had worked [...]
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If you’re heading to Ft. Worth for the ITC conference on Feb. 20-23; join the Twub for eLearning 2010 Twitter Twub: #itc10. A Twub is an aggregator of Twitter content about the conference plus a place to view photos, videos, and the like.
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Two things have happened in the past week to make me pay attention again to that strange convention called a mission statement. At Lake Superior College we are reviewing our mission statement as part of our continuous quality improvement process. I have been selected to be part of the writing team for that effort to [...]
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