I’ve been playing at reestablishing wikis using our spankin’ new server we bought for our instance of CAREO, and set up a new location with the beginnings of a stylesheet. Still very much a work in progress, though I’m hopeful I can do things a little more rationally than with my first attempt.
All of the work mentioned in this posting is not ready for prime time, as even a cursory glance will attest. But hopefully a weblog posting doesn’t equate with a public launch.
Hey Brian, this looks great. I couldn’t help myself – when presented with a wiki page the temptation to hit the edit button is too great – and added a new page ‘UseLearningObjects’ but then found I didn’t have a lot of resources in that area. Which is maybe telling. It reminds me of a online exchange we had a while back on a LO presentation you did on campus – my comment then was to the effect that maybe what was needed was more material on the benefits to the instructor of LO produciton and use, and on *how* to actually do that, and looking at it now I would still identify this as a blank spot (not specific to you, just generally in the LO world; we still seem to be suffering a bit from the build it and they will use it syndrome).
Anyways, hope this was o.k., and I promise I will keep looking (and maybe working on) materials on how and why to use LOs to add there. Cheers, Scott.
Scott: Thanks dude!
I agree, there is a dead zone regarding LO use. (Not even considering the dead zone in my brain for forgetting to include it.) This will require some thinking and poking around…
“All of the work mentioned in this posting is not ready for prime time, as even a cursory glance will attest. But hopefully a weblog posting doesn
I’m not worried about the people who read this weblog — they know how sloppy and ill-formed my work can be…