@taykendesign @xolotl You know my line has always been the benefit of teaching within a text rather than about a text. We know collaborative writing improves writing research, didactic pairs improve inqury research, annotation can be the bridge between two
@xolotl If you know of any non profit or company into annotation who would want to commission a study on the use of collaborative annotation, digital annotation, and paper, I might know a guy who would totally be down to conducting the research.
@xolotl test three conditions: social annotations, annotating on blog/word doc, paper annotation. The dependent variable would be tough across institutions, don't want just a summary, possibly trace idea units across graphic organizers or papers.
Actually @xolotl what we maybe able to leverage (and also test ) @judell's credibility tools building on our #credweb team. Which of the three conditions presented the greatest markers of credibility in their writing? Also compare humans and ML models.
Excited to get back to #EdCampCT after missing last year. We have big goals to bridge the @edcamp and #IndieWeb building blocks across our schools. Time to get students to finish the sentence, "My url is.."
If we weren't doing any mixed level modeling to test a variety of conditions we could do the study with a relatively small sample (75-100) wonder if @remikilar be interested. His tools surface metrics well could be useful.
I am beginning to think we have to recognize the network as an important, if not the most important part of knowledge and meaning making. #clmooc Do studies show often show increases in student achievement? No, these horse race studies never shine positive on technology and networked learning. In fact more research, which may show early signs of replication
@cjwillcock Wow such fun piece...squishy meaning of coagulated flavored sugar...that I love...here is why metaphors in writing work: https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/2019/07/16/metaphors-provide-readers-a-journey-edu407sum19 #clmooc I highly recommend the Lakoff talk, but any time a writer is stuck my advice: fall back to metaphor
Second writing prompt for #EDU407Sum19 Writers every where carry a mouth, nose, eyes, ears, tongue, and hand in their toolkits. Draw on sensory writing in our next writing challenge. Return to a memory, or a previous post, and write with your senses. Show us what you heard, felt, touched, tasted, smelled. Bring us with you, deep inside the writing.
Thanks for doing the writing challenge with #edu407Sum19 gonna share the building blocks and tricks of good writing. Small solutions to show writing isn't a big problem. First response was great, may have extended the comparison in the content.
In the second half of last semester I taught with no power points, no slide decks just my white board and a few markers. I had so much fun, do wish it was a Smart board or a Mimeo (better) so it could be recorded. May play with that next semester #digped
#edu407Sum19 #smallpoems #clmooc on metaphors: https://twitter.com/jgmac1106/status/540582996731232256 followed by https://twitter.com/jgmac1106/status/540583750699335681 Let our classrooms unfold as museums exhibits exploring futures an archive of learning masterfully framed in carefully carved feedback as teachers and students curate a better tomorrow
#EDU407Sum19 Daily writing challenge one: Pick an item in your pocket, purse, or that is directly in front of you. Turn it into a metaphor. Share your description.
When we put pen to paper we invite our audience to join us on a journery as we line the path with prose. pointring directions with our thoughts and signaliing turns with our transition. Often we use metaphors as a map to illuminate the way. Why do these metaphors matter so in our writing? How do metaphors, even when mixed, provide a compass to steer readers
Would give us multiple funding funnels to apply to for grants (reading/writing misinformation) but agree foundational support on a smaller effort easier than large scale federal grant, plus turn around on IES grants hard for any company or non profit to use.
Lets' go one step further and drop the publishers all together. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48998789 We don't need Pearson and their ilk preying on higher education. It is time for the rise of #OER and to end the predatory practices of publishers
@smarick It is hard to argue with past success. How do we tell people not to use toolkit that got them elected in the past? Campaign began on racism from the day he first questioned Obama's citizenship. Trump needs to double down on xenophobia to keep base motivated