David Warlick and Kevin Jarrett put together what must've been a stellar experience for "mostly ed administrators" built around a 2005 video from the Museum of Media History. I saw this video at an Ian Jukes presentation a couple years ago at a NECC, I believe in San Diego, and lost its location. It's so thought provoking, as is David's blogpost here, as well as Kevin's collection of them here, that I just have to share it all out. To get you into your weekend, or whatever day it is (thanks to the asynchronous magic of blogs:), give it a watch. What do you think?
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Saturday, August 02, 2008
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Aaaaaaaaand, May
Hi y'all. May 6th here. Up in the morning and dedicated to getting something online for this month so here: Up at 6:30 a.m. after sleep...
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Well, it's there, and done, and regularly updated as new art arrives into the tumultuous "real world". I'm going to post h... -
G reetings. I have spent a few days worth of review and rewrite on a story I first wrote after a dream in 1986. I published it here a while ...