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Kevin Hodgson

Don't Abandon the World | Attention Must Be Paid | RhetCompNow - 1 views

  • ripped all 20 ways
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      I am all about the rip ... and sharing inspirational thinking ...
  • Change Perspective Reframe the familiar
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      These two dovetail nicely, right? Finding the time to do this -- and the energy -- is important, and yet ... how many of us do it? 
  • Poeticize the irritating
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      What ... the ...heck ...does ... that...mean? Another phone call ringing off the hook three on the main line seven on the cell all to tell us what we already figured out on our own by looking out the window ... school has been cancelled due to the white covering and the threat of rain, freezing all of our plans in their tracks....
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      Hmmm ... poem formatting got flattened there ....
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      No -- it was flattened in the text box when I was annotating but seems OK here .. strange, right? Am I flat stanley or not?
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  • Soundmap
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      I want to do more with soundmapping .... I am  reading Steven Johnson's How We Got to Now and the chapter on how sound transformed out lives is so interesting ...
  • bullet points all week by adding my own annotations to them using Diigo
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      I wanted my comments to mesh with your comments, but found I hit a wall and could not remember how to do that, so I have made my own. http://gph.is/18S0U2u
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      Yer talking to a Yankee fan ...
Kevin Hodgson

No Hiding Your Talents and No Bad Dogs: Happy New Year | Impedagogy - 1 views

  • Sandra Sinfield
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  • a nova in the winter’s dark.
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      or Heather Nova ...
  • annotate it and share it.
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  • did you know that you could embed stuff into the the Diigo annotation boxes
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      Lots of stuff you can stuff inside things that weren't made for stuffing ...
  • text box
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  • celebrating her post
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      Oh yeah ...
  • text annotation machine
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  • sound file via Soundcloud
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  • Three things to note
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      and one to share: Beware the Dog
Kevin Hodgson

lastrefuge: Develop a digital me - 2 views

  • staff were not given the space and time to play with the new technology
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      This so typical, no matter the learning institution ... even in elementary schools, where you would think play would be the heart of learning. But not for teachers, apparently ....
  • Develop a Digital Me
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      I imagine this becomes an intersection of reflection and introspection and identity exploration for many of them. http://payload.cargocollective.com/1/2/66131/2083019/identitycrisis%20copy_860.jpg
Kevin Hodgson

Experimenting with Friends (AKA, Connecting) | RhetCompNow - 2 views

  • riffing
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      Riffing is a good way to explain it. I "listen" to what he has been doing, move into it and then try to expand that harmony outside of it. Then, he seems to do the same. Here, Terry moves it all in another direction, so interestingly.
  • Explain Everything
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      Need to explore that app more ....
  • Slow consideration is often the most efficient consideration.
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      And this is something that gets lost often in the fast-paced world of digital media. It's all whizz bang pow .. move along, little doggy ... and I wish I slowed down more often, to absorb the beauty of the media moment.
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  • raw practice
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      There's something to be said for the raw experience, though, particularly we grapple with the confines of a tool/app/technology, try to understand the possibilities/limitations, and then push beyond that. I feel like we're always in the battle of agency with technology.
  •  I can do more.
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      Mantra of the day ....
  • You can spin stuff
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      DJ Terry ... two turntables and a microphone .. that where it's at ...
  • feel closer to the ‘texts’
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      This seems to be the crux of the remix concept, right? As we work with other media, wrangle it into something new, we get closer to the source of inspiration. We're removing some of the barriers between reader/writer, producer/consumer ... in a good way (in my opinion).
  • powerful sense of play
  • I am so thankful to be connected like this.  I think that making might be our salvation.
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      Yep.
  • I think that connected learning may well be the story that straddles this divide.
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      Here another pull-out quote that should be plastered on the virtual walls of our learning spaces.
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    Terry's piece that pulls strands in, expanding them out
Kevin Hodgson

A human OER | doublemirror - 6 views

  • am full of wonder about the kindness and gentle nature of the people in my network
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      Love the poetic ideal here, and I think it is this element that brings us back into a space to connect with others.
  • My ‘hashtag home’
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      This phrase is so interesting to me in a lot of ways ... a hashtag both stands by itself and is connected to other posts/ideas with same hashtag. Is it just Twitter-centric? It hints at the larger architecture of our experiences in online spaces, of lifelines that we throw out to others in hopes that our words/ideas won't stand alone in silence.
  • The tension between freedom of speech and member equality plays out in a more or less explicit way always.
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      And here we have one of the central points of being in online spaces. Is it a "true space" where things can go awry? (as in real life beyond the screen). Or do we want those with opposing views filtered out from the start?
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  • people who I respect do tell me consistently that the language used can feel unwelcoming at the start.
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      Really? Interesting .... I have not heard that from anyone but I can see how someone might feel like it was an exclusive party of makers and less an inclusive party of "everyone." I guess ... truthfully, I never felt that with DS106.
  • Norms self-organise as people do, they are implicit. There is no explicit contracting upfront and no consequence for non-compliance that I have found in any of the MOOCs I have joined.
  • What prompted this post was a small realisation that has helped me keep the baby and let the bathwater out. May be we are overlaying the wrong construct on our online lives. May be this is not ‘a classroom’ and I am not ‘a teacher’ or ‘a learner’. May be I am just a human being using a technology to interact with other human beings  for a variety of purposes – one of which can be learning to make art, to knit or to be a good digital citizen.
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      I love this realization, and agree with it. Her thoughts help connect beyond the learning itself (no matter the platform) and into the act of being a human whose part of the fabric of the world (not to get too corny about it)
  • As a participant I can choose to be part of disturbing and ambiguous spaces.
  • For me this is about sharing ideas, it is about knowing a person not what she/he can do for me, it is about having fun together exploring stuff and not being afraid to disagree with each other and ourselves regularly.
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      Me, too.
  • live life as inquiry
Kevin Hodgson

K-Log: #CCourses: Thinking Like the Web - 3 views

  • There's a lot of information offered by the course, but we don't have to cover all of them during these two weeks.
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      "Time" becomes different when you are in an open online space. While we might put time constraints around ideas (this Make Cycle, this Learning Cycle), a true open learning space would allow entry and exit, and re-entry, at any point in time. This doesn't always jive with university criteria (finish this during this semester or you get an incomplete!)
  • sketch
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      love the sketch! The visual element dovetails nicely with the visual element of how we experience and interact with the Web. We don't all see the underlying code. We see the illusion of the graphics.
  • when people connect and realize that a gap in their knowledge can be filled by bits of information
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  • #DailyConnect feature
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      Yeah!
  • These led to a bit of conversation which made me feel that the course wasn't static but alive
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      This is so important -- that we are not writing into the wind ... that others are out there, connecting and sharing and asking questions, and pushing us to ask questions, too. When that part of a cMOOC fails, the entire endeavor is pointless. I see a course like CCourses as a place to launch from as much as dive into.
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      Love your thinking in this piece, Yin.
Kevin Hodgson

The Downside to Being a Connected Educator | Blogging Through the Fourth Dimension - 3 views

  • which is a strange month anyway because aren’t we always connected?
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      Yep. If you just connect in October, you are not really connected ...
  • the moment you open up your classroom and your thoughts to the world, people will have an opinion on it.  And sometimes that opinion hurts.
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      A connection to the theme of trust and fluency, and also, identity. Who do we portray as ourselves in the world?
  • We are awfully good at praising one another
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      Echo Chamber Effect ...
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  • And then there is the feeling of constantly needing to produce
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      Internalized pressure ...
  • Being connected to a global PLN had taken the place of the local connections because somehow the exoticism of the global collaboration seemed like it would be more beneficial, yet this is not ture.
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      I know this feeling, too. How to balance that reaching out and reaching in so that both have value?
Kevin Hodgson

Mimi Ito - Weblog: Trust Falls and My Whys for Connected Courses - 0 views

  •  
    "paper"
Kevin Hodgson

Teaching Beyond Tropes: What is a bomb? - 1 views

  • Often we don't even know ourselves.
  • That who you "really" are might be shared in the wrong place, with the wrong people, at the wrong time.
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      Identity and trust ... crucial issues in the modern age on so many levels.
  • on opposite sides of the political spectrum
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      And yet ... avoid the echo chamber effect, too, right? Don't just hang out with peeps with the same views of the world as you. Encourage dissent and discussion, as long as it is reasonable discussion and peeps are open to ideas.
Kevin Hodgson

How to Stay Connected (collab poem) - 1 views

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    with podcast link added
Kevin Hodgson

Leveraging your "Why?", in answer to Mike Wesch. « PHONAR - An open undergrad... - 2 views

  • It’s the thing that’s informing everything that I do.
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      Finding that kernal of drive is important, and then reflecting on it .. even more important.
  • I realised in retrospect that people paid for the mode of delivery, never the mode of information.
  • This next paradigm shift is where the image is breaking away from the photograph
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      Fascinating concept here ... and a way to look at the world of digital media, where concepts are breaking away from itself.
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  • visual storyteller. One, I need to make something that you couldn’t make with a mobile phone. I could make a print that lasts 200 years for instance. Number two, I needed to be trusted and credible. And number three, I needed to be heard.
  • they’re also about locating yourself on the internet
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      Social identity? Digital identity? Important concepts to teach and to understand, particularly with the sand shifting beneath our feet almost daily (it seems).
  • Most of my students it turns out weren’t in the room, and I began to have quite close relationships with a number of them.
  • The class moves out of the classroom.
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      Hello, open education!
  • What these people need is to be able to be trusted and to be heard, and these are the people that aren’t in the class.
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      This makes me think about equity and access issues, for some reasons, and how to ensure that entry into learning is available for everyone. Certainly, that is the guiding ethos of open learning spaces, right?
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    Jonathan responds to Mike, and we should annotate the response, right?
Kevin Hodgson

Teaching Beyond Tropes: Needle in a Haystack - 4 views

  • What inspired me to create
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      Here is the phrase we should see bending all over the place: "What inspired me to create"
  • we are too happily enmeshed to fail
Kevin Hodgson

Hyper-connected learning - using Diigo to share reflections on a post reflecting on ano... - 0 views

  •  I was reading and getting excited by what I was reading, highlighting what spoke to me, and annotating my thoughts in Diigo – to myself! D’oh! How absurd was this scenario? I was part of Connected Courses, reading the same things as the very large cohort – why wasn’t I annotating to the group?
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      I think we've all had those moments of "how can I make this experience better" as we move towards a more connected, collaborative stance.
  • I admit that I try to engage in too many things on too many platforms at the same time, and recently I’m feeling the loss of a network of people I connect with in a deep way.
Kevin Hodgson

Why Read This, Why Read That?Reflecting Allowed | Reflecting Allowed - 1 views

  • reflecting on connecting
  • “my way
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      I think finding our own way is a key element here.
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