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Kevin commented on one of my posts about his word of 2015, ‘pause’, by trying to create a pause at the end of his comment.  Our evil overlord,WordPress, abhors a text vacuum so, infinitely wise, ma… Source: impedagogy.com Annotate if needed, smokes if ya got ’em. See on Scoop.it – CLMOOC

I am listening to (and reading) Neal Stephenson’s latest novel Seveneves, an apocalypse novel about the days leading up to a mass extinction event called ‘the white rain’ and beyond.  Without going… Source: impedagogy.com What will change our schools? See on Scoop.it – Tech Pedagogy

Brian Eno wrote a letter to Nassim Taleb in 2013 as part of the Long Now Foundation’s Longplay Letters Series.   It is a “diabolical” chain letter.  I wish there were more attempts like this. I thi… Source: impedagogy.com When I walk on my farm I fertilize the fields with my own footsteps.  It is a … Continue reading Living Long and Living Slow: Attuning to and Attending to the Slower Synchronies of the Long Haul →

Source: idreflections.blogspot.ca Working out loud is a learning practice for every age and every level of knowing. See on Scoop.it – CLMOOC

My theory of educational technology is quite simple:  go ‘outside’ and turn over rocks.  In other words have a spirit of play as you explore.  And that exploration can be for as little or as much a… Source: impedagogy.com Thinglink is a very handy tool that is like that handbag Hermione had in Harry Potter.  Bottomless-ish. … Continue reading Messing About With Thinglink →

    39,430,257.6936 pounds.   That’s how much rain fell on our 43.5 acres this last week.   How many water molecules is that? 50,505 moles/ton of water 995,712,582 moles on our farm … Source: impedagogy.com And what does all that quantifying tell us? Jack to the effing umpteenth power. – See more at: http://impedagogy.com/wp/blog/2015/05/22/the-rain-it-pounds-down-to-the-effing-umpteenth-power-a-poem-for-love-and-against-numbers/#sthash.EM6GG9mA.dpuf See on … Continue reading The Rain, It Pounds Down to the Effing Umpteenth Power: A Poem for Love and Against Numbers →

I have been creating a series of mashup responses to Nick Sousanis’ grand vision of the world, his graphic dissertation, Unflattening.  He and Kevin Hodgson and I have been tweeting back and forth … Source: impedagogy.com This is not just close reading: this is macro reading. And we can think this together with Thinglink.  What I … Continue reading Breathing with Another’s Eyes: Thinklinking with Thinglink →