Loss Entry 037 for Wednesday May 20, 2020 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? #educoffee […]
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 […]
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 […]
#OpenEd16 The Normals
Connections, the Travel This week I had the privilege to attend the 13th Annual Conference on Open Education in Richmond, VA, U.S.A. This post is to thank those that contributed to me being there. I […]
My Audio Feed
Podcasts are in my earbuds. I had a request weeks ago from my colleague Ivan here on campus and I’ve been meaning to write this for months. So here goes my list of podcasts currently […]
Connected and Going Native?
Connected Learning I’m been running a form of connected courses since the January-May 2015 semester here at the Tecnológico de Monterrey. I have this tendency to throw a new power tool into my teaching toolbox […]
Rod Olafson
Letting Go This is my first blog post since November 21st when I gave a keynote about stimulating innovation in faculty in Querétaro. That was a great experience and as usual I leave a post […]
Open Educational Resource Workshop – Campus Querétaro
Workshop Outline My classrooms are very student-centred whether I am working with my undergraduate students or my faculty colleagues. This is really a rough outline and I hope, expect and encourage you to push our […]
Being a Leader
Are You a Leader? I’ve always been an active (some say hyperactive) person in any of my places of employment. I always look for ways to improve or optimize processes. I’ve done this in my […]
Remembering John Vlissides
John Matthew Vlissides Born August 2, 1961. Died: November 24, 2005 Gone but not forgotten. It was eight years ago today that we lost a colleague and good friend John Vlissides on a Thanksgiving John […]
