I figure since we are a group that ponders open ed practices, I should write a bit about my experiences during last week. Seems right, right? On Monday, I attended the keynote from the 2025 Vancouver Community College Teaching, Learning and Research Symposium. The theme of the conference was “Teaching…
Jenny is a lecturer in the Humanities department at South East Technological University where she teaches on the BA Arts programme. In addition, she teaches modules on narrative and communications across two other Schools in the University. She has presented and published papers on the intersection of Deleuzian theory and…
UW Biology Learning and Teaching Community Stacy Alvares, Sailaja Arungundram, Rick Downs, Nicole Gregorio, Kristiina Hurme, Jon Herron, Eva Ma, Christina Morra, Rebecca M Price, Gwen Shlichta, Tavasi Silvas In today’s conversation, we’re building from a podcast about Creativity in Science Teaching recorded by Becca Price, Nathalie Tasler, Linnea Soler,…
Joseph M. Murphy is the director of the Center for Innovative Pedagogy. He came to Kenyon in 2001 as a librarian and technology consultant, and served as the director of information resources in Library and Information Services from 2006 to 2011. He is a rockin’ DJ on the #ds106 radio…
Dr. Wade is an Associate Professor in the UW Bothell School of Nursing & Health Studies and also serves as an Adjunct Associate Professor with the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Science. He received a B.A. from Wesleyan University, where he later completed a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry….
After trying a Quest headset for about 20 minutes I was hooked. About seven months ago I left Bellevue College and their XR Lab at about two pm. By seven pm I had spent about 700 bucks on the 512 GB Quest 3 headset. Now I’m an addict… Well, sort…
We are off for a new year of community building and friendship and some learning about stuff 🙂 I hope. I am going to send a calendar invite for three additional meetings this year. Sarita suggested we do some debriefing and less structured meetings as well as our planned “events.”…
Well, how about a wrap of our academic year? Ok, I’ll go first. This year we had some new members join us! We had Kim and Deb early in the year and we also had Salwa join us! We added Myra just a couple months ago. And as of this…