Category: Education
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The Class
One of the things I did like about the SXSW EDU 2025 conference (still formulating/percolating a post about it), is the emphasis on filmmaking that it borrows from SXSW “Original…
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Believe What You Want To
https://twitter.com/rushaw/status/426052027563532288 This post comes courtesy of a confluence of several items that have come across my network streams. Let me first list those “rivers” that have come together: Making “Snow Cream”…
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The Steadicam of Life
This little video blew my mind in so many ways. I don’t expect it to blow the minds of very many others – or maybe it will – I don’t…
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Drop the M, it should be OOCs
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ajc1/7566869868/ As is usually the case, thanks to Twitter I had a great bit of fun this morning. To start things off Bryan Alexander tweeted this: How should liberal arts…
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What Color is Your Bumbershoot?
Before I get to the subject of this post, I need to say something. If anyone ever asks you what Twitter is good for, ask them if anyone has shared…
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Small Pieces To-Go
Jim “The Reverend” Groom and I gave a presentation at the 2009 Association of Collegiate Computing Services (ACCS) of Virginia Conference on March 12. Despite the usual anxiety of it…
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If you have kids, you should read this!
Image by Andrew Feinberg via Flickr How’s that title for an attention grabber? It basically translates to saying, unless you’re a bad parent, you should drop what you’re doing and…
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Celebrating Innovation and Creativity – More Ken Robinson
I just got done re-watching Sir Ken Robinson’s terrific TED Talk on creativity in education. Here is an update that expands upon creativity by talking about the power of innovation,…
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