Podcast 53 Learning Out Loud with Jennifer Brokofsky

May 22

Jennifer Brokosky interviewed me about the idea of learning out loud. We used Google On Air, which works amazingly well. I also ripped the mp4 and created a podcast. You can subscribe to the audio via itunes if that works better for you.      Listen...

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Great Moments in EdTech History

May 04

Great Moments in EdTech History

Cross posted at Tech Learning My two favorite networks, The Golf Channel and NFL Network have been using “Top Ten” format of late to capture almost any topic within their respective sports. Obscure ones like, top ten left handed quarterbacks, Phil Mickelson’s top ten daring choices, etc. So while most of you think that’s pretty lame, I watch...

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Device Chat in ECMP455

Mar 06

Device Chat in ECMP455

The courses I teach at the University of Regina are officially ECMP 355 and 455. I'm not entirely sure but I think that stands for Educational Computing. But I could be wrong. The truth is both Alec Couros and I have been able to create the course into pretty much whatever we like. By in large the courses have focused on transformational usages of technology...

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EdTech Posse 8.1

Feb 14

EdTech Posse 8.1

We are now in our 8th year of podcasting. I could be totally wrong but I'm going to declare us as the longest running educational group podcast on the planet. If I'm wrong leave a comment and I'll retract. We had a relatively quick conversation with Rob as Alec and I were in the same room planning for our workshop the following day.  Here's some...

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EdTech Posse 7.2

Nov 26

EdTech Posse 7.2

Really has it been almost 6 months since we last recorded? That's bad.  But it's great to chat again with the posse. As an added bonus we took over #ds106radio and recorded it live. Alec, Heather, Rob and I are joined by my daughter Meredith as she talks about her new book. Alec shares a bit about his recent trip to Australia and Heather and I talk...

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ISTE Keynote Fail

Jul 01

ISTE Keynote Fail

  Cross Posted at Tech & Learning ISTE 2011 has just completed and once again it people leave with a variety of experiences. I don't know the official number but over the past few years it remains one of the largest educational conferences in the world. A conference, that like many others has evolved over the years and organizers seek each year to...

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