Trying to publish the first note from my own domain thanks to the inspiration of Nicole at IWC NYC

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Day Two @indiewebcamp NYC Crew Left to Right Row One: @nshad314 @tiereeee Josephine Zephyr. Back Row: @jgmac1106 @t dmitshur @teonbrooks @dshanske

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@t I am most excited for what @nshad314 taught me about how easy it is to tweet from my domain using Bridgy.

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New #edu307 video

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Trying to share an #IndieWeb photo lead me down the rabbit hole of styling photo posts for my site

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We kicked off our first Bears Den meeting the classic marshmallow and spaghetti tower challence.

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@artsy here are the photos I shot at the mixed media wallplay.com exhibit. Let's talk more about #IndieWeb Art Show

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Hey #ds106 #mb check out photos I shot at a random art show I stumbled into while in NYC this weekend.

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Today @scsu turned on mfa for all student Blackboard accounts. Of course I woke to tons of emails saying, "Blackboard is broken." Students search your email. I am sure they sent guides on multifactor authorization. Professors be lenient with due dateas. Gonna be bumpy.

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#silentsunday #clmooc

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When I started my #IndieWeb migration away from #WordPress I promised myself not to add a line of code I did not understand. I want to automate my articles page which means I need to learn PHP. Got to numerical variables today. https://jgregorymcverry.com/phpnotes.txt

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If you would like to learn more about the Wangunk here is a decent paper: https://www.iaismuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Pre-colonial_History_of_the_Wangunk-1.pdf Please take this day and reflect on the genocide that built our nation

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I need greater line height in my notes. Been thinking on typography a bit, who has the words that are a pleasure to read regardless of the content? Whose font do you envy?

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This is so awesome! Got GitHub actions working and this should be first note I push live instantly by saving in my text editor....bad news I wrote over my repo trying to get all my different local versions on point.

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For quick notes, like if I was at a conference or in a Twitter chat the FTP-Actions would be too slow. My clients, desktop or mobile, still way faster. But for images, because I am using ImgBot as well, there I am excited for greater automation. Set it and forget it.

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Had a wonderful time meeting with gRegor Love and David Shanske at our first virtual North America Homebrew Website Club in a long time. gRegor helped me hunt down some CSS bugs. I also fixed the layout of my notes, and worked on some typography a bit. Most excited about getting GitHub Actions working.

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"Do not take life's experience too seriously. Above all, do not let them hurt you, for in reality they are nothing but dream experiences. Play your part in life, but never forget it is only a role."Paramahansa Yogananda

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Hoping I fixed my markup to work with most of the authorship algorithms. We will find out with this test note. #IndieWeb

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#silentsunday #clmooc

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Wow what an amazing turn out for our Accra #IndieWeb meet up on the @goifoundation community call!!. So many folks excited to launch their website and talk about #IndieWeb and @wikimedia connections

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So cool that I can now use Granary to generate a proper RSS feed for my podcasts thx to @schnarfed and Granary. Here is an example

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                Length: <data class="p-length" value="PT1H7M59S">1h 7m 59s</data><br />
<a href="http://latenighttoast.com/episodes/003-just-look-at-the-mini-cows/listen.mp3">Download</a> (<span class="p-size">62.2 MB</span>)

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@MotherJones The best blog is your blog, everything else doesn't even come to a close second. Control your data, own your identities, and build real connections. No truth could ever be better than your own.

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Here are the data sources for my #OpenEd19 self study of privacy, open, and syllabi for #OpenEd19 https://jgmac1106.me/datasource1 https://jgmac1106.me/datasource2 https://jgmac1106.me/datasource3 https://jgmac1106.me/datasource4

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#OpenEd19 Here is the next step in the analysis where I grouped the patterns in my annotations into conclusions: https://jgregorymcverry.com/opened19conclusions. The final level of analysis happened in the construction of this thread and the soon to be published video. Previous Note Next Note

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#OpenEd19 As a theoretical lens for our self study I drew upon Dewey's notions of democratic education. As educators we must shape the spaces of learning to meet ideals of democratic education (Dewey 1934). For Dewey democracy is a way of being, of experiencing the best collective action humans could muster. The web is no different. Building a better web, through OER, builds a better democracy.

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#OpenEd19 Dewey (1927) noted, ‘[a] Great Community can only occur with free and full intercommunication’ (p. 211). In terms of ensuring an open AND private classroom we must build a shared experience around common goals with elements of experimentation and criticality (Bruce & Bishop, 2005). Such community inquiry allows people to construct knowledge from both the personal and the collective (Shore et al., 1996).

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#OpenEd19 This work is also informed by the #IndieWeb community as I believe when you combine the values of owning your content, being in control of your identity, and making better connections through open standards and semantic HTMl #OER gets strengthened

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HTML provides the most resilient (Kieth, 2015), the most sustainable (McVerry, 2019), and most accessible (Meinke, 2019) approach for #OER

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Building off the work of Konikel 2018 I utilized a retrospective ethnographic annotation analysis.

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#OpenEd19 A fifth post was then made extracting patterns that emerged across the four data sources. These patterns were then organized into overarching four overacrchiung themes through a process of data reduction and a bit of wild guessing.

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#OpenEd19 It is important to note I undertake this research from an explicity subjective lens of wanting to improve my teaching and from my deeply held belief the #IndieWeb provides the best approach for OER. My wild guessing could also be called an analytical lens of hope.

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#OpenEd19 Here are my annotated syllabi. This annotations represented the first step in retrospective ethnographic annotation (well blogging was step zero)http://jgmac1106.me/dataanalysis1 http://jgmac1106.me/dataanalysis2 http://jgmac1106.me/dataanalysis3 http://jgmac1106.me/dataanalysis4

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#OpenEd19 Here is the next step in the analysis where I grouped the patterns in my annotations into conclusions: https://jgregorymcverry.com/opened19conclusions. The final level of analysis happened in the construction of this thread and the soon to be published video.

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Here is a link to all my notes and the video from our #Opened19 presentation on Opening the Syllabi in Hgher Education: https://jgregorymcverry.com/opened19presentation
Happy Halloween all...Hope it is frightfully delightful.

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@Ihaveabug thx for the heads up the second link was to the canonical note on my website I can't fix the tweet without the delete.

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Hey #OpenEd19 #digped #ds106 #clmooc #literacies #edtechchat #edu106 #edu307 #edu407 Who else is throwing a Halloween costume on their homepage? Here is mine https://jgregorymcverry.com.

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