A #MyFest23 Session This is a post in support of a #MyFest23 session that I am collaborating on with George Station together with student views from Nadia (CSU) and Paul (Tec de Monterrey). Motivation/Inspiration During […]
Certificate Course: Educational Leadership and Collaboration
Final Assignment This is my submission for the final assignment of a three day short course from July 12 to 14, 2023. Our assignment is to post on a Padlet but as usual I choose […]
Bent but not Broken
It Has Been Awhile My last post on the blog was a year ago yesterday: Journaling during Covid-19 – Entry 592 After many daily posts during the pandemic I reached a point where it was […]
Journaling during Covid-19 – Entry 008
Advising Entry 008 The core questions: Credit goes to Ben and readers of his blog for these “Four Questions” and the five stretch questions. What did you do today? Morning class for #TC1028 followed by […]
Teaching Online with Care and Compassion
In Progress Version 1.06 (added blog post b) This is a blog post that will be updated often. I will try to keep an update line and version number at the top of the post. […]
FlipTech Latin America 2019 Keynote
Notes Video of keynote now available. Videos (including a couple not in the presentation but related) are now uploaded and embedded. I welcome comments below, thank you for any that you can add. The Details […]
Ungrading, a Concept Map
Background As our assignment this week for our course #augment1, I set out to experiment with some Concept Mapping tools. I am a co-learner with Howard Rheingold and about 20+ brave souls in the online […]
Paint It (Facebook), Black
edit (February 7): I deleted my WhatsApp already. edit (February 8): I added links to the newer posts from Kashmir Hill in the text. edit (February 21): I reactivated my WhatsApp again. Some contacts depend […]
Leap of Faith
Teamwork This is part of my work in a team working on our TC1014 Fundamentals of Programming course at the Tecnológico de Monterrey and submitted as the stage 2 document. Principle Characteristics Implementing CBP moves […]
Looking Back, Objects in the Rear View Mirror
Looking Back I truly believe that reflection or looking back is an important part of our learning process. Taking time for reflection allows me to connect what I’ve learned in the past with my plans […]
