The point is we stay in control. Keeping #OER in HTML/CSS provides most equitable path for global south. The large open orgs can grow as complex as any social media silo. #OER begins with #DoOO and the #IndieWeb tools connected with microformats can create a future
You cant use a platform that profits off racial hate, is used to suppress minority votes and whose leadership team will resort to antisemitic attacks to get their way in Congress to then fight racial hate. Might as well join Republican Party to fight climate change
@tomcritchlow We can send webmention badges from the #IndieWeb wiki. Sometimes a little recognition goes a long way in supporting gardeners.Might be something to fool around with.
I need to play Battleship with my son but here is an example of a webmention badge form the wiki back to my blog: https://indieweb.org/toolbuilder-badge-jgmac1106 and then displayed: https://archive.jgregorymcverry.com/badges/ think there is mad potential for community and wikis with webmention badges
Dashboard creation on the microformats side pretty well developed and unlike other learning vocabularies thousands of people use the metadata every day to consume and create texts. It is for this reason we are building the future of #OER learning on the #IndieWeb
There isn't an easy way for all the blogs of #OER to talk. We can build really cool classroom spaces using post types like read, listen, watch, reply and bookmark. can credential using webmention badges. can export xAPI with a tiny bit of work
Can we declare the need for an apostrophe in contractions dead. Whats difference between can't and cant. Only matters for its and it's which folks use incorrectly anyways.
I have very limited experience with PHP. Basically I have copy and pasted contact forms for years and occasionally hack around in WordPress. More recently I have started to dig into Known as I find stuff I would like to do on my site. Right now I am trying to have a php form on a website and spit out the results on the same page. I don't want to save the dat
Ask ten teachers, Would you like all your student work and their metadata in one file or in two different files? See what the say. Ohh yeah also ask the teachers if they think they should be able to read said file(s) . Again see what they say.
Let's focus on the nitty gritty of learning. Objective, task, texts, steps, criteria, evidence. Keep the metadata stupid simple. And keep this stuff where teachers always had it. In their text documents. The paragraphs right in front of them.
The state of #OER learning tools, well there isn't a state, there is a kick ass team and all t by e teachers behind Moodle and a bunch of bloggers. #IndieWeb has already built most of the tools the second group needs and the first is more than welcome to use.
@giantpandinha bunch of of us working on #IndieWeb suite tools for activist crowd. I can publish events, RSVP, and connect with webmentions not on Facebook.
@mapktca @benwerd is there respinsive WYSIWYG editor we could add to replace @joinTiny in @WithKnown? Writing in plain text on mobile such a broken experience..Doesn't work. It's 2019 if TinyMCE hasn't offered a mobile friendly solution maybe time to move on.
Trying to make an HTML Note update for @WithKnown. Sometimes use just need a box for plain text. Wondering if this is the reason micropub clients can't publish notes: "Apart from the htmlspecialchars() and (int) parts, it should be obvious what this does. htmlspecialchars() makes sure any characters that are special in html are properly encoded so people can
I think the affinity group stuff better kept to a credentialing spec. Gonna play nice with xAPI just gonna encourage smallest metadata set possible to ensure data portability. Learning vocabularies are already bandied about massive. No one really uses them.
xAPI development paid for by the Department of Defense. Go ask ten sergeants if they want their lieutenants carrying data that can only be reassembled using government provided devices or data packaged in human readable text. See what they say.
@tomcritchlow and the place for half baked thoughts belong in a chat room and on the blogs of authors and community members. One thing #IndieWeb gets right is the integration of the wiki with the chat and the distributed thinking done out loud on blogs.