Test GEDIVT
This is a test of my blog for Pedagogical Practices in Contemporary Contexts
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And it begins ….. again.
I had thought the horror that was mandatory blogging was behind me. It is not. So here we are, another Welcome to the World, another introductory blog post. Cheers. – A
Read moreI see what you did there
Hey all. I wanted to say hello to you all and I hope that we have a great class this semester. If you have questions do not hesitate to ask. We will try to keep ahead of things and help … Continue reading →
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Read moreFirst Blogging Prompt
Dear GEDI’s! I write this in great anticipation of meeting you all in person this evening. I am eager to get to know you and to begin a journey of self-discovery, reflection, and collaborative inquiry that will take us not just through the end of the semester, but, if we do it right, far far beyond (perhaps to a galaxy […]
Read moreWelcome GEDI’s knights!
GEDI’s, We are excited to see you all tonight. I want to welcome you to the seminar talking about my experience with blogging. As some of you, I wasn’t too active in social networks before taking the PFP and GEDI … Continue reading →
Read moreRethink the blog, you must!
Let me preface this by saying that I am a serious Star Wars geek and most of my titles (and some content) will make a reerence to one of the movies. With that disclaimer, let’s move onward and upward! Over the last three years I have experimenting with blogging and specifically the VT blogging resources … Continue reading Rethink the blog, you must!
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This is a test of the manual linking system.
or something.
What would I change about higher education?
I have no academic administrative experience. I know very little about the day-to-day goings on of a seat of higher learning outside of my own observations as a nontraditional student. As such, the procedures, processes, elements, minutiae that make up a higher education establishment’s cog-work are not things I feel I can write about at […]
Read moreSocial media and higher education: A few scattered points
I joined MySpace in 2005 when I moved to New Orleans as a means to stay in touch with close friends I’d left scattered around the country. A friend pointed it out a few months prior to the move, said it was a better, faster, easier way to stay connected in real time to friends […]
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