social learning, open education, and petty battles with rivals over power and money…
From the monthly archives:
[Multiple warnings apply. This may not be the longest post I've ever written, but it certainly sets a personal record for embedded media bits. Since I only link to existing song files, it is quite likely much of this linkage will soon be gone. And being a history of punk, plenty of what gets linked [...]
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Update: Changed link to Cindy’s presentation to reflect a newer version.
For reasons I don’t entirely understand, I spent ten minutes of my vacation whipping up this screencast that describes some of UBC’s Office of Learning Technology’s work in progress toward a distributed publishing framework:
Links here.
Some additional context might be gleaned from this short set of [...]
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Comeback Kid, originally uploaded by glamourously.
I’ve been away in Conferenceland and on vacation the past few weeks. I return to overflowing RSS and email in-flows, and plunge directly into the howling maw that is the [...]
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Neil Young has long been a standard-bearer in the anti-digital music brigades. So it’s truly remarkable to see how enthusiastically he has embraced Blu-ray technology, going so far as to take part in one of those fancy digital wonderland presentations (scroll down for video).
A few notable elements of this video:
* Although highly critical of the [...]
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In-Flux