Affiliation: University of Leicester
Twitter: @duncangreenhill
Blog URL:http://ourcommonoceans.info/category/teaching-wp/
Other URL: http://toastingsnowflakes.wordpress.com
Description: I’d like to see how WordPress can be customized to support online learning.
This is a personal project, however, I work as a learning technologist for a UK university.
Author Archives: Course Participant
Brett, Boessen
Affiliation: Austin College
Twitter: @bboessen
Blog URL:http://bboessen.acdigitalpedagogy.org/category/teachingwp/
Other URL: http://bboessen.wordpress.com/
Description: I’m often surprised more of my colleagues don’t seem to believe in the value of open access to knowledge and intellectual work, so I’m interested to engage the arguments for and against it.
novak rogic
Affiliation: UBC
Twitter: @supernova_k
Blog URL:https://blogs.ubc.ca/novak
Other URL: http://flickr.com/photos/rogic
Description: interested in WordPress in higher-ed
John Johnston
Affiliation:
Twitter: @johnjohnston
Blog URL:http://johnjohnston.info/blog/category/teachingWP/
Other URL:
Description: I am a primary teacher, currently on secondment to Scottish Government as a product owner for ‘Glow Blogs’ which currently hosts >150,000 wordpress sites in 33 instances of wordpress. I have had a lot of inspiration from the use of wp in higher ed and hope to get more from this course.
Bob Walker
Affiliation: Staff
Twitter: @bwalk99
Blog URL:https://blogs.ubc.ca/webbobteachwp
Other URL:
Description: To learn if WP can be an LMS
Morris (“Mo”) Pelzel
Affiliation: Austin College
Twitter: @MorrisPelzel
Blog URL:http://howthewebworks.acdigitalpedagogy.org
Other URL:
Description: I am teaching two courses this summer and would like to use WP for both. One course is about developing web literacy and is called “How the Web Works: Building Your Digital Identity, Literacy, and Network.” The other is a theology course entitled “Catholic Identity and Ecumenism.” I also run the website and blog for Digital Pedagogy @ Austin College, so I’ve been learning a lot about the backend of WP that way. I’m excited to expand my understanding of what WP can do pedagogically, and looking forward to making new friends!
Simon Warren
Affiliation: National University of Ireland, Galway
Twitter: @worried_teacher
Blog URL:https://cel260.wordpress.com/
Other URL: https://worriedteacher.wordpress.com/
Description: I want to move beyond the closed system of our LMS and encourage the course participants (all university teachers) to experience being curators of their own learning.
Geoff Cain
Affiliation: Humboldt State University
Twitter: @geoffcain
Blog URL:http://geoffcain.com
Other URL: http://humboldt.edu
Description: I am VERY interested in blogs and education, connectivist education, and alternatives to current LMSs.
Tim Owens
Affiliation: Reclaim Hosting
Twitter: @timmmmyboy
Blog URL:https://blog.timowens.io/tag/twp
Other URL: https://reclaimhosting.com
Description: I’ve used WordPress for many years now and spent the last few years at the University of Mary Washington helping faculty use it in their classroom for everything from course sites to student blogs. Now as a co-founder of Reclaim Hosting I support a lot of folks using it in new and interesting ways and want to not only share what I’ve learned but also learn from others.
Colin Madland
Affiliation: Thompson Rivers University
Twitter: @colinmadland
Blog URL:http://merelearning.ca/category/learning/twp15
Other URL: http://courses.olblogs.tru.ca/facdev/welcome-2/
Description: I’ve designed a couple of courses in WP and am looking for new/better/different/worse ideas!