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Zen of Teaching: Interview with Stephen Downes
IN November 2022 I had an opportunity to interview Stephen Downes at Online Educa Berlin, where I was participating. He was so kind to accept the interview and we soon found ourselves in the foyer of a stylish bar on … Continue reading
My workshop at EDMEDIA 2019: #booc
How to survive the hurricane and thrive on your course. A practical weather-proof introduction to build one own’s course portal #booc. This is the title of my fun workshop of today at EDMEDIA 19 + Innovate Learning in Amsterdam. BTW, … Continue reading
Writing (and Thinking and Blogging) across the curriculum
Every so often I hear of some initiative being supported by part of the faculty. The creation of a new Redaction Center. Redaction? Because students do not seem to master their own native language. Innovation? Do you think after 12 … Continue reading
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Lectures and Wisdom
My friend Dan Ausbury provoked my thought processes by contributing a couple of articles from the New York Times published in the past weeks. The first is “Lecture me. Really.”; the second is “Schools for Wisdom”. I believe they are … Continue reading
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Jim Groom and Alan Levine: Resisting the Narrative of Crisis / Zen of Teaching Interview
It is a shame I let quite a few months go by since October 2013 when I held an amazing Zen of Teaching interview with edtech gurus Jim Groom and Alan Levine. So, I am humbly trying now to regain … Continue reading