Listening to Rocket with @film_girl @Spacekatgal and @doomquasar on MacBook Pro line. 1: Go back to including an OS that just works 2: Keep Type C. Get a dongle. one charger to rule them all. 3: iMovie 2007 4: Replace keyboard. 5: Drop touch bar. Maybe a row of buttons where I could assign certain functions or short cut 6: Touchscreen. I have the first touch
Actually if anyone in my #edtechchat PLN ever thought about the process of turning your WordPress blog into something powered by #indieweb technologies (You are already 75% of the done just having your own domain and controlling what you publish) please contact me. Recruiting folks for user study think alouds.
@JeremyDBond It could be a hashtag, IRL, a movement like, #indieweb, a community like #ds106, an Open Source project, or volunteering to tutor reading. Spaces allow for knowledge brokering. #edtechchat
@raspberryberet3 I agree. I also encourage folks to not even worry about people. It doesn't take too long until you follow too many. Ideas matter more. Follow spaces. #edtechchat
Everyone should copy Jerry, get a domain of your own, and simply be the PLN. Build the network. It's blogging, rss, and a place to hang together. We need to push our professional organizations and our PLNs onto the open web. #edtechchat
@profpiro I think dropping student test scores from teacher evaluation makes sense. Just because we should doesn't mean we can. When you look at the "research base" ots the same five #edreform fols citing the same five economist who cite the same five #edreformers. Most of the studies published by think tanks and not peer reviewed. In CT for example we have
@JeremyDBond I am sure I have shared with you my look into the etymology of the word: http://jgregorymcverry.com/exploring-the-etymology-of-digital-citizenship/ #edtechchat Being a good human are the words I use for digital citizenship #digcit
Just start blogging, make reflective practice part of your every day, take control of your feed by using tech like rss and not silo driven algorithms decide who is in your pln and what they share. #edtechchat
Yes! And don’t decide to follow or not follow people based on their number of followers. If you do you’ll miss connecting with so many amazing educators! #edtechchat — Susan M. Bearden (@s_bearden) May 1, 2018
@magistrareardon I also think search, in the traditional, google search is becoming more and more social. Part of disciplinary literacies requires us to get more embedded in communities. #edtechchat