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Brian wrote a new blog post: Workshop: Public Domain and Creative Commons resources 5 months, 2 weeks ago · View
A workshop I am co-facilitating next week: Finding Alternative Resources: Public Domain and Creative Commons Dec 12, 2011 – 1:00pm – 3:00pm Irving K. Barber Learning Centre – Lillooet Room, 301 This session is intended to address common questions concerning “freely licensed” materials for scholarship and teaching. Some of these questions will include: What is meant by [...]
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Brian wrote a new blog post: When Should Entrepreneurs Seek Help? 6 months, 1 week ago · View
Like many other entrepreneurs, Hailey Coleman , had ambition, a dream, and not much else. She created a shoe company named “Damn Heels” straight out of university. Recognizing that she lacked the skills to help the company reach it’s potential, she enlisted the help of “Ideal Samples”, a Toronto-based company that helps entrepreneurs get their product from [...] -
Every time I look in on UBC Blogs, the UBC Wiki, and the sites on the UBC CMS service, I am inspired and energized. Kudos to the amazing people who support these services, and especially to all the people who are using them to such incredible ends.
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This is just showing how a post works.
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Brian wrote a new blog post: Open Source City 11 months, 3 weeks ago · View
Grandview Cut Construction shared CC by oliverk I’ve had quite a run of interesting personal/professional development events this past month… Add them to my perpetually-growing “to-be-blogged” queue: a Northern Voice that achieved epic heaviosity, a Sustainable Education Across the Province (SEAP) workshop, and last week in Nelson the always enjoyable spring gathering of the province’s Educational Technology Users Group . [...] -
Brian wrote a new blog post: Why go open? 1 year, 2 months ago · View
A View Out of the Front Door of my Kharkov Apartment shared CC by Stuck in Customs It’s been an ungodly amount of time since I updated my blogs. I thought I might reproduce an email I just sent off to a faculty member at UBC that I am trying to convince of the value of opening [...] -
blamb wrote a new blog post: Once was relevant 1 year, 4 months ago · View
So Michael Wesch has a new snazzy video out , presumably about to go viral… it’s got that Wesch video vibe: Ever alert, D’Arcy noticed a disreputable source on the web-browser bookmark-bar… snapped by Dean: Pretty sure this item is to a post in which I linked to a wonderful 2006 John Willinsky lecture that features prominently in the [...] -
blamb wrote a new blog post: There is abject blogging happening… 1 year, 4 months ago · View
C12_manifiestoBOBESPONJA_02 shared CC by AMASTÉ …just not here, not so much. In part due to a push on the Digital Storytelling Open Course front, I staked out a domain and installed a blog at http://abject.ca. It was the first time doing so in nearly two years, certainly the first time since WordPress 3 was released, and I was pleasantly [...] -
blamb commented on the blog post Ashamed to say… 1 year, 5 months ago · View
I can add a few tips on animated gifs that Grant Potter passed on…
As for the movie, I am disappointed, I thought you might be one of the few to get it.
A hint: http://tinyurl.com/29srxc9
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blamb commented on the blog post Ashamed to say… 1 year, 5 months ago · View
Agreed. I think for this DS course to really fly, we need to flag these questions as we go, identify the best interim steps (like your post), but keep pushing to create or repurpose tutorials for this kind of stuff. Do you or others think the course wiki might be a good medium for that? [...]
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blamb wrote a new blog post: Ashamed to say… 1 year, 5 months ago · View
That this is the first animated .gif I have ever created. Does anyone recognise this essence-capturing scene from one of my favorite movies? That was done with the help of Jabiz Raisdana’s post . Now, if only I can figure out the instructions here to do something as lovely as this… Like Michael Feldstein, I know I risk looking like [...] -
blamb commented on the blog post Education in Tech Blogs: Pipe 1 year, 5 months ago · View
Pipes, and the approach it represents, is very exciting to me!
I recommend the work of Tony Hirst, the master of the Pipe (though don’t be discouraged if you don’t understand the depth of what he is up to… I find it as intimidating as I do exciting):
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blamb wrote a new blog post: “You can have information, or you can have a life. But you can’t have both” 1 year, 6 months ago · View
From Douglas Coupland’s latest novel, Player One : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4fAmOZs9-c
“Information overload triggered a crisis in the way people saw their lives. It sped up the we locate, cross-reference, and focus the questions that define our essence, our roles – our stories. The crux seems to be our lives stopped being stories. And if we are no longer to [...]
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blamb wrote a new blog post: ¿El Paréntesis de Gutenberg? 1 year, 6 months ago · View
PG from marabales on Vimeo. I can’t express how excited I am to be heading to Buenos Aires for this week’s seminar ¿El Paréntesis de Gutenberg? , which is essentially a week-long investigation into how digital media is transforming communication and culture. (I’m depending somewhat on my shaky knowledge of Spanish there…) I was invited by Alejandro Piscitelli , who I had [...]
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