In the spirit of owning my own data and keeping everyone up-to-date with when stuff is published elsewhere, this is a heads-up that Andy Stewart, co-kickstarter of Purpos/ed and I were interviewed by the Ed Tech Crew recently. We covered everything from Purpos/ed itself to my doctoral thesis and productivity.
Give it a listen! (Running time: 1 hour 25 mins. Size: 61.9 MB)
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I’ve got a backup copy saved locally and have uploaded another to the Internet Archive for safekeeping (in case the link above goes down).
Anyone should be able to present on anything of which they’ve got a basic grasp.
That’s the theory.
A group of us at work meet together every so often to improve our skills in a certain area. On Monday it’s presentations. My first thought was to present using a single image related to a random Wikipedia article. However, this is what came up:
Hence my tweet asking for a random subject and method of presentation for an upcoming (informal) peer review session at work:
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I hadn’t come across Juxio before, so have decided to use that. As for the subject, I really like Lou McGill‘s suggestion of dandelions as it had a connection to work (I collaborated with Lou on the OER infoKit for which we used a dandelion motif).
**Update***
Here’s my presentation as I delivered it. You may need to turn the sound up as the Flip camera was quite a distance away from me!
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j84T3y2GnA&w=640&h=505]
