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Enterprise Computing Conference: ECC@UC
The Faculty of Information Sciences and Engineering is hosting with IBM an Enterprise Computing Conference in the Ann Harding Centre on the University campus (15-16 May). The program is here. Senator...
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InSPIRING
There will be an official opening of the InSPIRE Centre at the University of Canberra this week. I see the Centre as a physical tipping point in my own thinking about and practice in educational...
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Blogging About Blogging
I have been blogging for some time. This WordPress blog dates back to June 2008. I have Blogger, Tumblr and Posterous blog accounts too. This week a friend, Darrell Cobner, asked me to write about...
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Considering Blogging as a Scholarly Activity
Introduction A few weeks ago I was invited to blog about blogging. I have had a number of responses to the post and in this post I want to share points made by a colleague, Scott Fleming. Three other...
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Sharing Openly
This week’s ePortfolio Forum in Canberra has prompted me to think about sharing openly personal stories about learning. A post by Helen Blunden (shared with me by Darrell Cobner) encouraged me to think...
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Connecting 131006
Earlier this month, Katherine Schulten asked What might “connected teaching” or “connected learning” — that is, using technology to build communities and share knowledge — look like in practice? She...
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Guest Post: Darrell Cobner – Sharing the Practice of Performance Analysis
Introduction Out of constraint (Keith Lyons, CC BY 3.0 This is a guest post on Clyde Street written by Darrell Cobner. I have tremendous admiration for Darrell, his vision and his practice. I think he...
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Authentic Insights
Introduction Peter Berger, in his invitation to sociology (1963), wrote about “the curiosity that grips any sociologist in front of a closed door behind which there are human voices”. I have been...
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Blogging with WordPress
I received this alert today. I had used other blogging platforms before WordPress but opened my account in June 2008 to blog about CCK08. I chose the name Clyde Street as it was my home address in...
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Coach Education and Development: Beyond the Social Web
Introduction I have been thinking a great deal of late about how coaches flourish in a Digital Age. I am interested in particular how innovative national sport organisations commit to becoming...
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#unmeeting @CMetSPA
I have the opportunity to visit the Cardiff Metropolitan University Cyncoed Campus today. My host, Darrell Cobner, has arranged an itinerary that includes an unmeeting with performance analysis...
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Reflecting on an #unmeeting
I was the guest of Darrell Cobner at the Cardiff Metropolitan University Cyncoed Campus today. With his agreement and the participation of performance analysis students, we tried out an #unmeeting...
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An introduction to #ds4oer: ready to dive in
This morning, I received alert to an OERu course DS4OER. One of the introductory tasks in the unit is to declare myself in a blog post. This short post is my declaration for the course. The task...
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Connecting 131006
Earlier this month, Katherine Schulten asked What might “connected teaching” or “connected learning” — that is, using technology to build communities and share knowledge — look like in practice? She...
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Guest Post: Darrell Cobner – Sharing the Practice of Performance Analysis
Introduction Out of constraint (Keith Lyons, CC BY 3.0 This is a guest post on Clyde Street written by Darrell Cobner. I have tremendous admiration for Darrell, his vision and his practice. I think he...
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Authentic Insights
Introduction Peter Berger, in his invitation to sociology (1963), wrote about “the curiosity that grips any sociologist in front of a closed door behind which there are human voices”. I have been...
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The fractal potential of microlearning
Introduction I read James Gleick’s introduction to chaos when it appeared in 1987. It fascinated me then and still does now. Three recent posts by Audrey Watters, Alex Ellison and Mike Crowley brought...
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Lifelong Learning and the Imagined Worker: Hine Sight
Introduction I am fortunate to live in a beautiful house in a beautiful town in rural New South Wales. Although my access to the internet is constrained by living in a rural community, I can access the...
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Prosocial connections
On most weekdays, I start my online day by reading Stephen Downes’ OLDaily. I admire Stephen’s willingness to share openly. I feel profoundly grateful that he does share. Some time ago (2006), Jo-Ann...
View ArticleMemes as evaluation opportunities (#UCTL16)
I am still smiling about this tweet Big shark. Biggest shark you ever saw. I saw it, folks. Huge. Police chief. Great guy, friend of mine. He KILLED it #TrumpExplainsMoviePlots — Scott Dooley...
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