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Make a custom map using Google Maps. Use Google Maps to create your own custom map that includes photographs of places. I’ve been playing with google maps and the google maps api for a while so was please t osee some familiar territory for this Assignment. This afternoon Dorothy, my wife, and I took a … Continue reading “Assignment 6 – Mapping it out – #edtechcca6”
One of the things I’ve really been enjoying about DS106 is riffing off the ideas of Alan Levine (CogDogBlog) like many edubloggers I’ve been following and being inspired by his blog for years. 50+ Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story is a standard teacher 2.0 text I’ve also, like many, used Feed2JS on several … Continue reading “flickrSounds for #ds106”
The daily create from today/yesterday was Create an audio of two sounds not normally heard together. I took two sounds that I had recorded for the UK Sound Map on Audio Boo. The result is: While I don’t think the result is particularly creative or interesting I though the workflow was worth recording. Easiest way … Continue reading “Busker to Beach”
I though with the previous post I’d finished blogging for the year, but this is too good to keep. This morning firing off the EDUtalk bot brought in a couple of new podcast episodes one from iPadio and one from AudioBoo. I is always interesting seeing what comes in to an open invite and the … Continue reading “EDUtalk 2011 a strong finish”
toggle color I’ve been reading Jim Groom’s bavatuesdays for a few years and though it following ds106: Digital Storytelling (also affectionately known as ds106) is an open, online course that happens at various times throughout the year. DS106 is pretty off the wall, but I’ve been inspired by it several times: The Radio Edutalk offshoot … Continue reading “Joining DS106”