Notes December 15, 2015
The #edu106 portfolios are rolling in: http://bit.ly/1RmM3Z8 #teachtheweb see more #thimble portfolios at: http://bit.ly/1iyEgsg
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@ArtsAwardVoice @DorineFlies @sarahtallen This is the multimodal poem format I am using to teach/learn javascript: http://bit.ly/1UuLpYl
Greg McVerry
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@DorineFlies @ArtsAwardVoice @sarahtallen Sure I got into code through poetry: http://bit.ly/1Dimh2o
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Bookmarks December 15, 2015
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/
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Notes December 15, 2015
New paste • Fedora Project Pastebin https://paste.fedoraproject.org/ This looks pretty cool. #teachtheweb #edtechchat
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@DorineFlies Here is @poh piece on writing=making. Its an non-technical entry point. http://bit.ly/1lMipju
Greg McVerry
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@DorineFlies I explore the writing=making=coding connections a little bit here: http://bit.ly/1lMiaEY others have done it better.
Greg McVerry
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@DorineFlies Anyone who plays with patterns is a poet. The medium shifts, that's all.
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Notes December 15, 2015
A poem inspired by @DorineFlies Youth Advocacy work: http://bit.ly/1Yd7IaG #teachtheweb #indieweb
Greg McVerry
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@OnlineCrsLady @DaveHallmon @wiobyrne We have an http://alt.pub issue started up. Goal is to grow it into a lit research space.
Greg McVerry
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@OnlineCrsLady @DaveHallmon #HumanMOOC Thought piece. Haven't actually taught that way yet.
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@ryanrish @dogtrax @wiobyrne @kpytash Just finished the podcast. Awesome!
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Articles December 15, 2015
So You Want Your kid to code? Read them literature. Code is copy pasted, It is taught. Portable Beauty, however is learned. Shared. So you want your kid to code? Let them play. Friendship bracelets music, chess, sports. puzzles and patterns Passion designing passion So you want your kid to code? Let them lead. in who they are and in what they care then other
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