Thank you to everyone for following our discussion and posting many of your thoughts, especially during this busy time with our first assignment due. The eBook Team has gained a lot of insight into this emerging market, and thanks to you input we will updating the UBC wiki within a week for assignment 2. We […]
Continue reading Closing the Book Posted in: Week 06: eBooks
Just a general note (as a couple of you have asked): please submit your A1 assignment directly to me via email, whether it is in the form of a link, a file, or whatever other. I’m looking forward to reviewing them! David
Continue reading A1 Submission Posted in: Announcements Hi everyone – I wanted to thank our intrepid Learning Games team for starting us off in such a fine manner; setting the bar suitably high. It’s always tough to go first, especially with our schedule, so bravo! The only general comment I would make for succeeding groups is to remember that this assignment […]
Continue reading And the games continue… Posted in: Announcements
Hi David,
I have a few questions regarding my second assignment as well as our group assignment.
For the second assignment, where are we supposed to turn it in? Should we email you or post the assignment here? If we need to post it here, could you make a category where we can submit our assignments?
For our group assignment (I’m in the Week 7 group), would you like use to direct the discussion to the course blog or can we keep it within ours?
Deb
Some tips about tagging, categories, experimentation, and our A1/A3 assignments.
Continue reading A few coaching comments Posted in: Blog Café
Hi David,
I don’t see the PulsePress feature when I’m reading posts. I saw it for the poll, but not for our comments. Am I missing something?
Emily
PulsePress hasn’t been applied uniformly across all posts (yet).
I was concerned that we didn’t necessarily want a situation where students are rating each others’ posts, both positively and negatively. The “like” feature in many blogs works well, but I’m not sure we also want the “dislike”. What do you think?
I know what you mean… it doesn’t really seem productive to have a dislike feature. Even a ‘like’ might start to give someone a complex, if their posts are not liked very often.
Emily
Before you publish your posting, please make sure that you select a category (eg. Introductions) as well as assign some meaningful tags (keywords).
Everton Walker 2:32 pm on October 16, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
David,
I have been looking for a link to submit my assignment but not able to do so. Could you please provide me with an email address or any other way to submit.
Everton
David William Price 3:07 pm on October 16, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
david dot vogt at ubc dot ca
Everton Walker 8:38 pm on October 16, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Thank you.
Everton