Narrating and Demonstrating the Work We Do
My previous post, the results of the photo safari, was a bit of a parallax-gasm, no? If you are wondering, parallax is that funky effect that has the background and foreground of a post moving at different speeds. It creates a nice illusion of depth on the page and can be done really well. I’m […]
A recent article at The Chronicle (5 min read) highlighted what I think is the essence of using photography and imagery in a blog post. All learning environments are mediated in one form or another and distance learning environments are mediated in such a way that personalities are invisible. In the same way that Lang […]
TRU has been blessed to have @cogdog visiting us since the end of October-ish, and he and @brlamb have been work/playing with an idea called SPLOT. creative commons licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Brett Jordan The idea is to create very simple tools that students can use without logins or any need […]
I’m going a little meta on this post… My wife and I were somewhat lazily enjoying this Saturday morning over coffee and a smoothie, chatting about the YouShow and such. She mentioned that she always feels like the stuff that… Continue Reading →
I received some good feedback on my post structuring my show, specifically to do with using categories and tags for different levels of the hierarchy. As I look at Alan’s advice in light of my proposed structure, it seems that… Continue Reading →
I’d like to focus my efforts during The You Show towards creating a platform for my work, reflections, learning and such. My intent is to end up with a media-rich portfolio/cv that can include elements from my research, plans, projects… Continue Reading →