@OnlineCrsLady @steph_moore @jwiggi21 @harmonygritz @Ken_Bauer We are doing a free @indiewebcamp this weekend if you want to come along. @chrisaldrich proposed a #DoOO session where we can talk about the LMS through syndication
Those who have been teaching online for years can spend more time on feedback because they have more instructional design skill and a library of resources to draw upon. Encourage everyone to #oer their coursework.
Just met with the @scsu and @yale student mentors who will be facilitating our tech4teens #IndieWeb tech camp this summer. Teens in #nhv area will explore passion, storytelling and coding from personal websites. Join us!!!
100% This "In a nutshell, #IndieWeb is about using the World Wide Web itself as a social network, through a set of open standards for communication and identification of content and people." https://davidyat.es/2019/06/24/indieweb/ #edtechchat #oer
@booktoss Ever want help adding #IndieWeb tools to personal site or community sites like #kidlit #31DaysofBIPOC, #diversityjedi let me know. Can make it M-F thing...we have to encourage data ownership in marginalized communities
Ohh I get it @booktoss As someone who the university and wider community expects top help to 100% online transition...the online conferences at end of the day/week are hard...for me its more a hobby and work or work is my hobby and I gots bigger problems
The final building block of Rock and Roll belongs to to the Black Church. Gospel music shaped America. The AME has probably produced more Topp 100 hits than the Julliard could in a 100 centuries. When the commerical recording industry took off Thomas A Dorsey drove Gospel to new levels. In fact the so called "Father of Gospel" became so poular recorded gospe
Hey @booktoss if you are around at all this weekend gonna be hanging at @IndieWebCamp West https://events.indieweb.org/2020/06/indiewebcamp-west-2020-ZB8zoAAu6sdN
just trying to "And if you're sitting with it too, if the horizon isn't yet clear for you, feel free to sit with me" want to open campus to cities, let students earn credit at art orgs and libraries, maybe dare I say Sunday school
@JennBinis and to anyone who unrolls the thread, and to hundreds who subscribe to my RSS feeds, since I publish on my website first and syndicate toi twitter, apologies if it came off mansplaining, I feel same tension
But the segregated schools of our cities are almost juts as bad as the forced education and violence the US Government subjected First Nation children to...I am just worried system isn''t salvageable
@JennBinis This is where twitter gets strange when talking to one person but broadcasting to many, I know you know...but not everyone who reads the thread knows...and I am in 100% in agreement with you and stuck in the same spot
I do believe learning is the path to liberation, but calling schools the tools to get the job done is like calling prisons are best tool for personal reformation.
Now it is evident, with all the calls of teachers being heroes and martyrs for economy, so mom and dad can work again, that most white folk only see schools and teachers as nothing more than babysitters.
Ask any first nation person to share memories of government schools...Education was always about subjugation and making people white...it was never about liberation.
@JennBinis @edufreya Don't we need to start with the recognition that the first major purpose of school for Black and Brown children was assimilation and violent racism? We have only pulled children from homes for under <100 years