Ken’s Adventures in Education
Conference Keynote Presentation I am presenting my keynote by the title of “Stimulating Innovation from Below. Engage Your Faculty.” today at this conference (I won’t translate it): Primer Congreso Internacional, “La Universidad Pública del Siglo XXI, […]
Another instance of the OpenFlip Course I am starting the 5th version of this course, for history about the course go see the main site. This is an open and free course offered in the […]
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 […]
Learner Selected Studios There were requests for a Twitter studio at the #UDGAgora so I’m happy to step in to help out. Why Use Twitter I recently organized a workshop at the Tecnológico de […]
Learner Selected Studios I’ve been invited to share my thoughts on Flipped Learning with the faculty at the UDG Agora course (diplomado). Thank you to JIBC and the University of Guadalajara for giving me this […]
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 […]
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 […]
A Year of Inspiration Update: I did not win the prize but I win by having the support of great colleagues and students with whom I work everyday. A note about this post This is […]
Note: this is an excerpt (my portion with slight edits) of a post originally at http://personal.gda.itesm.mx/clubinnovacion/2015/04/11/edpuzzle-and-blogging/ Blogging with WordPress Yesterday I presented about WordPress as well as why and how our faculty and staff could […]
Constant Iteration My method of planning is very much based off a constant iteration process. I’ve been teaching delivering classes for 20 years now in mostly the same location so I have the luxury of those […]
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