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c-ness
I have not written many posts in the past two months. I have been a peripheral participant in many conversations and have admired from afar the insights and wisdom being shared. This week a post from...
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Patterns
I followed a lead this morning. It was a lead shared by Stephen Downes. Following leads from Stephen is a pattern of behaviour for me. Today it was a link to Esko Kilpi’s blog post Pattern recognition,...
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Sharing Openly
This week’s ePortfolio Forum in Canberra has prompted me to think about sharing openly personal stories about learning. A post by Helen Blunden (shared with me by Darrell Cobner) encouraged me to think...
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Connecting 131004
I missed attending in person this week’s ePortfolio Forum at the University of Canberra. I was able to participate virtually in the Forum through Blackboard Collaborate and the #eportforum activity on...
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Connecting 131009
I enjoyed an exchange yesterday about my Connection 131008 post with Irmeli Aro. Irmeli observed that “I’ve discovered the most heartfelt and productive collaboration through disconnected nomadism!”...
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Connecting 131016
I saw a Frances Bell tweet a couple of days ago. She linked to a post by Martin Hall at Salford University. In his post, Martin shared the impact of a presentation made by Helen Keegan: # changes...
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Connecting 131022
This month, I have been making a conscious effort to write about connecting. This week, I have found three posts that have encouraged me to think about I connect. I saw a number of links to Bill...
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Connecting 131024
Kristen Swanson wrote a brief post two days ago about Adam Grant’s book, Give and Take. She shares three profiles from the book: People who help others without hesitation (Givers). People who help...
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Connecting 131029
I have enjoyed reading a number of posts about open access resources this week. Some of the links to these posts have come from OLDaily. Tony Bates has written about the 2013 COHERE Conference. The...
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Re-presenting
I had some great email alerts today and willingly accepted them as delightful, valued pebbles. Tony Naar suggested I read Zoe Sadokierski’s article on TS Eliot in The Conversation. Stephen Downes...
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One of Those Connecting Days
I was out on fire duty yesterday. There had been a lightning strike in remote country. Two Rural Fire Brigades worked together to contain the fire. During the day I was tasked to work with colleagues...
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A road not taken
Introduction I posted my 1000th blog post on Clyde Street this month. Even after this number of posts (since June 2008), each time I write I think about the lines in Robert Frost’s poem The Road Not...
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Web Logs as Scholarly Products
In the last week or so, I have found a number of prompts to encourage me to think more about web logs (blogs) as scholarly products. Darrell Cobner’s use of Medium to share his thoughts about...
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Flipped personal learning
I received news from the Flipped Learning Network today about … a formal definition of ‘flipped learning’ four FLIP pillars eleven indicators to incorporate in practice The formal definition draws a...
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Slidecasts
Introduction SlideShare is discontinuing its Slidecast Audio Track service at the end of this month. I think the Audio Track option has been a great feature of SlideShare and I am sorry to see it...
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Blogging with WordPress
I received this alert today. I had used other blogging platforms before WordPress but opened my account in June 2008 to blog about CCK08. I chose the name Clyde Street as it was my home address in...
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Coach Education and Development: Beyond the Social Web
Introduction I have been thinking a great deal of late about how coaches flourish in a Digital Age. I am interested in particular how innovative national sport organisations commit to becoming...
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Social Presence
I am continuing to develop an open course in Sport Informatics and Analytics. I am thinking more and more about the possibilities of engagement with and within this course. This week some links shared...
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