@sandhawke Any chance you can make it to the #IndieWeb summit? Heck there are enough of the #credweb community group there we could possibly even squeeze in a f2f meeting around the same time.
As #digped teachers we have a moral obligation to model criticality when it comes to online platforms. When we keep using tools like @YouTube we are telling our LGBTQ students "You do not matter" Don't choose convenience over what is right.
Stuff like this https://twitter.com/gaywonk/status/1134263774591037441 is the reason I am in the process of moving my #edtechchat videos from @YouTube to @internetarchive. @YouTube will always choose clicks over community. Hits of hate over anti-harassment policies. Not safe for students
Even if you can't make it @ossia can you share this link https://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/2019/05/31/ossia-sorry-to-here-what-is-happening within the @freeCodeCamp community. 100% believe cooking what you eat on your own website is best way to get into code.
@Dan_Blick I am assuming you have to go to ISTE but if not if you could make #IndieWeb summit that would be great. Building some really cool learning tools that put the student and their data first. Its like ISTE but no expensive keynotes or shady vendors
@ossia Sorry to here what is happening to freeCodeCamp...not even offer donations in exchange...thanks for staying committed to #teachtheweb and Open. If around you should come to the #IndieWeb summit, Can explore cool things to do with FreeCodeCampNews
So I guess it is the exact opposite of ISTE. People building tech not just talking hypothetical. Corporate alternatives rather than the coolest new social media trick.
Spending the early morning editing @mozdevnet docs. Again folks always asking how do I get involved with @Mozilla. Helping the MDN team which has done a stellar job last three years is a great place to start.