Warming up the mic for 8pm uk tonight I’ll be talking to @sfm36 Sarah Clark on Radio #EDUtalk: listen about Using technology when teaching science. Should be a fascinating show.
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“Twitter friends in Scotland would you be able to help my local school with their project. Thx”
Twitter friends in Scotland would you be able to help my local school with their project. Thx pic.twitter.com/5tInad5KH5
— MosesG68 (@mosesg68) October 19, 2018
Greg McVerry (jgregorymcverry.com)@fourtonfish Here is a pixelated gif poem I wrote using @glitch. It is a found poem lifted from the #IndieWeb -Dev chat as we worked with @drewmcweeny on understanding some CSS and Bootstrap basics: https://a-poem-about-css.glitch.me/ #ds106 #clmooc #edu522 Featured image: have no fear flickr photo ...
Hi Greg,
I’ve been thinking about your glitch about css for a while and took a mo yesterday to google duckduckgo and do this: CSS Gradient animation.
Over a decade ago, a few Scottish educators got together in a pub for a meetup. This spawned something that is still going to this day: the TeachMeet. I’ve been to a fair few in my time and, particularly in the early days, found them the perfect mix of camaraderie and professional learning.
Doug quotes How to Host or Attend a “Tiny” Conference
eight pointers for running a successful ‘Tiny Conf’:
- Keep it ‘tiny’
- Make it application and invite-only
I think I agree totally about the value of small. Not so sure about invite-only might miss some serendipity…
There have only been a few TeachMeets in scotland recently, I wonder if it is worth keeping TeachMeet.scot going?
“Hey #PressEd people. We're aiming to make the next PressEd twitter conferenxe as equitable as possible. We welcome your thoughts and suggestions. RTs gratefully appreciated”
I enjoyed PressED, #pressedconf18, last time, looking forward to seeing the rerun with extra equitably.
Greg McVerry (jgregorymcverry.com)Wow @dshanske back at it and already addressed the bugs in last release of post-kind plugin. @mrkndvs @johnjohnston is out. Please update to 3.1.1 and let us know if you bump into issues. #IndieWeb #digped #literacies If you read the change log Dave tackled a ton of issues in 3.1.0. Always looking...
in reply to: Greg manual u-in-reply-to
Hi Greg, both Arron:
⚠ Version 3.1.1 · Issue #230 · dshanske/indieweb-post-kinds
and I:
3.1.1 text Array in quotes and Name · Issue #231 · dshanske/indieweb-post-kinds
Have let David know about a couple of problems we are having. This post being an example!
Reply to: Spread unintelligibly thin
I wonder if the problem is part of the solution? As I slowly explore the IndieWeb ideas and tools I find that quite a few don’t do exactly what I want. So I slow down. Think. Tweak. Often delete a draft.
For example, I am starting to understand Indigenous, I’ve Micropub posts set to be drafts. I don’t like the way my theme presents these posts. I remove the auto generated excerpt, tweak the title and perhaps the quote. This helps me think the post through. It becomes a little less knee-jerk.
I’ve a long way to go. I get distracted, meander, I click and like, but I think the IndieWeb is making me a happier blogger.
5 years ago I doubt any of us could have envisioned the world as it stands today. The
Liked: 5 years on and struggling with my silence.
Shelia’s post is brave & heartfelt.
Greg McVerry (jgregorymcverry.com)A quick tutorial Go to Brid.gy Click on WordPress.com Authorize the account Copy the code Add a text or html widget to your side bar Next Step Add an h-card. An h-card is the website equivalent to a business card. You can design it anyway way you want. Add an html/text widget to your sidebar
Liked: Adding Bridgy to WordPress.com
Bridgy brings comments from twitter, flickr, instagram etc back to your blog.
Now I have a request…… who would like to collaborate to develop Notebooks for courses? I must admit I tried to do this previously but the teaching community were at the early stage of becoming familiar with the technology. I feel this has moved on. So going to try again and use what I have learned. Drop me a message and lets start collaborating and sharing the workload.
Ian Stuart returns to the classroom, which can only be a good thing for the school. He is looking for some collaboration.
I worked with Ian at Glow and his knowledge of and enthusiasm for OneNote is amazing. A great opportunity for D&T collaboration.