@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.
We should collaborate. Working on same. I can do it @withknown automatically but too hard to install once instance for every kid. Could do one multiuser install. Also checkout unicyclic.com. I love edu logs but they don't allow you too many plugins.
The tools exist now for us to create networks free from corporate control and spying from our own websites. We can still use social media as outreach but as educators we should be modeling a better way. We also need our students to start shaping their truth online
@downes going to be able to make the #IndieWeb Summit this year. In person would be great but remote just as good June 29-30th. I hope to launch my #IndieWeb course builder with webmention badges...doing a crash course in PHP ahead of time as I teach #edu522
@raynamharris I know it is quite the hike from Austin but you should try to make the #IndieWeb Summit, in person would be great but remote is just as awesome https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
@verenanz I know it is quite the hike from Calgary but you should try to make the #IndieWeb Summit. In person would be great but remote is just as awesome https://2019.indieweb.org/summit
@Downes Yeah been thinking about offering a poster session for research into networked learning, blogging or social media. like the old BloggerCon research stuff. Many scholars can't travel without presenting. I have been trying to make argument this is my research.
@saragoldrickrob @jessifer Tl/DR. don't make fun of students, meme culture ripe with layered meaning can be interpreted differently (be careful), recharge and keep up good fight., And to celebrate summer use student perspective and Alice Cooper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Oo8QzDHimQ
can't wait to see what you @cathieleblanc and @mburtis get up to in your #openpedagogy cluster next year... we need to launch IWC Plymouth....oooh had an idea around Jun 29-30th maybe a remote location for #IndieWeb Summit we have one in Europe scheduled