@edsu Been a huge influx of library and education academics involved with #IndieWeb (which uses microformats as our community glue) bunch of @IndieWebCamps coming up Austin, Online, New Haven. Both should join us and add yourselves to https://IndieWeb.org/Education https://fed.brid.gy
@egoexpress Wow I same thing! Did not know about @wpstatic just threw my site on subdomain and learned how to write a redirect (kind of wors 70% of the time). Join us on #knownchat on IRC or @IndieWebCamp Slack. Huge in flux of open source developers and users https://fed.brid.gy
@seanthewhitecat I bet if you added a microformats parser to syllabuddy my syallabi will play alot nicer with your system then what has to be a tough OCR with PDFs. https://fed.brid.gy
Hey #edu407 I revised the due dates, You will now have two weeks to complete each module. I will push the changes to they syllabus and course in a few minutes. #edu407updates
@kenbauer this is supposed to be the fediverse version of my site: quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com@quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com but something is wrong and nothing is getting sent out. We think it is something to do with my Apache set up not sure. If you could try https://fed.brid.gy be nice to test against other @Reclaimhosting sites
And I gave Google benefit of doubt with News, but now that the carousel favors pages marked up not in standard HTML but in the "Google Way" we should run. Total conflict of interest and bad for the web. You can always add those microformats back and syndicate to IndieNews
@agnotology42 Let's forget about AMP Google's silly "do javascript our way bc adtech we require broke the web." They will never allow individual bloggers into News. If @jeffjarvis can't get buzzmachine considered a news site then our sites don't have a chance
@agnotology42 Second lesson of the day, modern microformats have nothing to do with JSON (on front end) and everything to do with HTML. Basically your metadata and your good content are the same. We do not hide one from the other or from our readers.
Hey #edu307 I updated the syllabus to note that each Module IS NOW TWO WEEKS long, please note my instruction only lasts one week so modules will overlap. I also added a feed to video tutorials and #EDU307updates to the home page.
It makes little sense to use one rubric for our classes, one rubric for student teaching, ine rubric for EdTPA, and then a different rubric on the job. Wouldn't it make more sense to train the skills and practices expected in teachers when teaching trainings.
When I observe teaching faculty at @scsu I use the Connecticut Common Core of Teaching and see how well do we embed and model the practices our future teachers will be required to display. I wish we built this into all our programs rather than using EdTPA