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Showing posts with label FTTE. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 8, 2018

#FTTE Forum Thurs 8/9/18…#HAXtheweb & edu too w/ @btopro aka Bryan Ollendyke


…@BryanAlexander writes: 

Greetings, Forum friends, this week we will explore a new technology for learning, one with a lot of potential.  Thursday, August 9th, at 2 pm EST, Bryan OllendykeProgrammer/Analyst  and the creator of HAX joins us on the podium for an interactive discussion on the HAX project


Thursday, August 2, 2018

This Thursday on @BryanAlexander's #FTTE Forum: #blendedlearning with Kelly Walsh @EmergingEdTech

…a late Forum reminder. I keep posting these notices to drafts by but then forget to publish the draft. If (when) posting habits become more reliable, I will add other related learning event notices. Please bear with me until then. In the meantime follow Bryan on Facebook, Twitter and by blog.

This Thursday on the Future Trends Forum: blended learning with Kelly Walsh
Greetings, Future Trends Forum friends!

This week we will examine blended learning.  On Thursday, August 2nd, from 2-3 pm EST, we'll be joined by Kelly Walsh, Chief Information Officer at The College of Westchester.

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

growing a new blog from a cutting

…metaphorically speaking. I'm bringing an old, idle blog out of retirement. That blog started out as the blog and primary website for iCreate, a Mountairiair NM service organization focusing on community gardening and music/arts education.

On leaving the organization, I turned the Facebook page over to someone else and kept the blog because a) I so liked the design, and b) one else in the organization ever helped with the blog or knew anything about blogging. Not that anyone ever helped with the Facebook page but those are designed with an even lower bar for tech competence than even the simplest of blogs. Eventually -- and quite logically, the local arts council absorbed iCreate. The Facebook page, ICreate NM, remains, mostly music now. All or most of the primary agents are active members of the arts council, and a number of arts council members are active in iCreate.