social learning, open education, and petty battles with rivals over power and money…
From the monthly archives:
A snap from the daily commute, in the neighborhood
Most of you never been, and never will you go
to Barcelona
So I have to tell you, what I now know
about Barcelona – Bonnie “Prince” Billy
[The rest of the lyrics don't apply to my experience at all, but the vibe of this song is perfect for my mood...]
I’ve [...]
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Photo by Juan Freire
Being an anxious sort, I’ve worried a lot about whether I have provided my wonderful hosts at the IN3 at the UOC (not to mention my accommodating peers at OLT-UBC) with fair value for the considerable investment involved with bringing me over to Barcelona for a month.
So when Julià Minguillón invited me [...]
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It came as an unpleasant shock to realize that I had completely failed to respond to or even acknowledge some pretty amazing feedback for an admittedly tentative post I wrote floating an alternative grading structure for essays. I feel like a terrible host, and even now with my current obligations I don’t feel like I [...]
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Part of me feels as if I have just arrived, but in fact this is my last week working at the UOC. Like every other week, it’s been a blur so far. Monday was a whirlwind of meetings with the UOC’s Office of Learning Technologies, and I hope I will be able to blog about [...]
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