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Tag: #digped

Excited About #olc15 & @vconnecting

In case you missed this, we are virtually connecting at #olc15 – and there are opportunities to meet Phil Hill (and poss

Taking @vconnecting to the Next Level at #digped

I think at the Digital Pedagogy Lab Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, we have taken the virtually connecting m

Blog til you can’t talk, write til you can’t think without it

Do you ever end a f2f or synchronous conversation (extreme example: thesis defense) and think, “hey wait, can we go back

Reflections after #digped discussion on teaching underground

It was kind of serendipitous that I read this slam poem in a novel I was reading immediately before joining the #digped twitte

Q&A with @DaveCormier for @JPDUoB

Would you like to participate in a Q&A with Dave Cormier? I am conducting an interview with Dave Cormier for the Journal o

On Pedagogical Peer Review & @hybridped

I have been wanting to write my views about open peer review for a while, but thought to wait until i experienced it firsthand

Social media friends are my new books: re-flipping the flip

Today, my thoughts have been inspired by a combination of things that happened on social media. This is a terribly non-linear

Why @HybridPed is my Favorite Journal

On the upcoming two-year anniversary of the journal Hybrid Pedagogy, I thought I’d share why this has been my favorite j

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