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Uploading Video Projects I just created a category on our iTunesU page for the video projects. You can upload these the same way that you did your audio podcasts.... Started by AlexReid	1	Dec. 11, 2008 Reply by Will
Last week reflection Started by AlexReid	14	Dec. 10, 2008 Reply by Jacob Martinko
Online learning, student engagement, and transmedia education I'm going to pull in a couple different pieces of information here, including material from this week's Jenkins reading, and connect back... Started by AlexReid	30	Dec. 7, 2008 Reply by Vicky
Don't make me think! Once upon a time I taught HTML and web design in this course. I taught Dreamweaver, Photoshop, and so on. Perhaps you wish this was still... Started by AlexReid	14	Dec. 7, 2008 Reply by Vicky
Education and Social Media Brittanica.com has begun a conversation on technology and education. You can already read the first two posts by Michael Wesh and Mark Ba... Started by AlexReid	40	Dec. 7, 2008 Reply by Vicky
Course Evaluations Cortland is still working on a process for administering course evaluations online. As such, I invite and request that you drop by the En... Started by AlexReid	6	Dec. 6, 2008 Reply by AlexReid
Presentation Zen As you will note on our schedule, this week you should be reading Presentation Zen by Garr Reynolds. Let me say, first off, that I think ... Started by AlexReid	11	Dec. 6, 2008 Reply by Isaac Wheeler
Thoughts at the end of the Shirky book Two quotes (and directions) for you to consider. Open source is a profound threat, not because the open source ecosystem is outsucceedin... Started by AlexReid	28	Dec. 6, 2008 Reply by Ed Blackford
"E-mails 'hurt IQ more than pot'" That's what a London study indicated. I came across this article through another class and thought it would be an interesting topic of co... Started by Vicky	5	Dec. 6, 2008 Reply by Ed Blackford
Culminating discussion of Everything is Miscellaneous Here are some key thoughts from the end of Weinberger's book: Planets are chosen by arbitrary characteristics that are less clear-cut tha... Started by AlexReid	18	Dec. 6, 2008 Reply by Isaac Wheeler