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Scott Lockman fills us in on ds106

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Learning2gether Episode 102

Sunday, April 29, 2012 ds106

Download: https://learning2getherdotnet.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/lockman_pechaflickr-64k.mp3

Today, Scott Lockman describes his understanding of what ds106 is, how the system works, how to become involved, and some of his experience over the past year of teaching a computer studies class based on the ds106 model.


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Scott’s a lot of fun. Some proof:

 

  • On Sunday, January 15, 2012 we enjoyed a Super Sunday Streaming event with Scott leading us in a very entertaining PetchaFlickr. How entertaining?  Check it out:
    http://learning2gether.posterous.com/super-sunday-streaming-with-jeff-lebow-hangin
  • This Sunday, Scott was at Tapped In two hours before he was due to go on, giving us plenty of time to set up the Elluminate room, but one thing led to another and we ended up at a place called Cypris Chat in Second Life <http://cyprischat.org/> where students come together and talk freely on interestingly abstract concepts. Here’s a screen shot of the F.U.N.

This engaged us in a round of getting our VOIP working in SL where we could hear the chat, necessitating our shutting off sound in Elluminate, and causing us to get so resource-challenged that we both had to reboot and barely made it back to Elluminate in time to get re-started there in time for …

getting back on the topic of tonight’s presentation on ds106 … 

Jim Groom and team try to help Stephen Downes and George Siemens with Change MOOC:

An Alan Levine take on Jim Groom: <http://cogdogblog.com/2010/12/20/idea-fence-painted/>

Alan’s post points to a site illustrating DS106 inferentially: <http://bionicteaching.com/?p=1753>

Scott Lockman’s blog posts leading up to the event:

Recording: Blackboard Collaborate (Elluminate)

Announcements:


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Super Sunday Streaming with Jeff Lebow: Hanging out in Second Life with Heike Philp, PetchaFlickr with Scott Lockman, and more

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Learning2gether Episode 81

Download: https://learning2getherdotnet.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/learning2gether-pechaflickr-january-15-2012.mp3

Sunday, January 15, 2012 – Special EVO Triple-header, all but a small part of a SUPER SUNDAY of STREAMING instigated by Jeff Lebow; see http://jefflebow.net/node/283

and IATEFL

Shared on Facebook by Marijana

We started at 10:00GMT – http://bit.ly/zCQblU – 

EVO Open Hangout (part 1) 

Stop by the Google+ Hangout to share EVO Week#1 discoveries, challenges, confusions and/or just some quality webhead connnection time

Next was the first in a series of EVO sessions, where we invite EVO Moderators to join us at around this time the next few Sundays to discuss their sessions with other EVO participants at large, from noon GMT to 13:30 GMT –

In this event we hear from the moderator of MachinEVO, Heike Philp aka Gwen Gwasi

Heike Philp

MachinEVO is an EVO sessions workshop for video productions of language learning conversations in Second Life

MachinEVO is all about producing films of language learning conversations undertaken in Second Life. A film of Second Life (SL) is called a machinima and it is derived from a combination of machine and cinema. Essentially it means recording the screen of the application Second Life. A machininma uploaded onto a video sharing site may also be playing on a mobile app increasing the accessibility of these productions.

Location: The session took place in Second Life, at EduNation and English City

Scott Lockman

Then from 1400 GMT

Scott Lockman will present PechaFlickr 

Info at: http://cogdogblog.com/2011/12/18/hanging-out-pechaflickr/

PechaFlickr script runs at: http://pechaflickr.cogdogblog.com/

This took place as a Google+ Hangout

But again, the event was streamed live on http://webheadsinaction.org/live

(so you don’t need to be in the Hangout to attend)

Streamed and recorded thanks to Jeff Lebow

Recording:

 

 

If you need instructions or help, we’ll try to have someone in the text chat at http://tappedin.org from noon to 15:00 GMT

Announcements:

Then at 15:00 GMT

The IATEFL Learning Technologies SIG

Presents Cool Activities with IWBs with Barbara Gardner

When: Sunday 15 January 2012 GMT 15:00.

Where: The event takes place in the IATEFL online conference room.

Click here http://ltsig.org.uk/online-events/46-future-online-events/229-151-cool-activities-with-iwbs.html

for more details including the meeting room URL posted nearer the time of the event.

An hour after this finishes… 
The TESOL EVO/IATEFL LT SIG session ‘Teaching and Learning Languages through Gamification’ has its first synchronous session on Sunday 15th January at 17.00 GMT 

Joe Pereira will be talking about his experience of Text Adventures & Interactive Fiction. 

If you are interested in joining the ‘Teaching and Learning Languages through Gamification’ and attending the webinar, please sign up for the workshop here: 
https://spainportal.britishcouncil.org/moodle/course/view.php?id=10

Four hours later, Jeff carries on …

Monday, January 16, 2012 

  • 00:00GMT –http://bit.ly/y4YvFJ – EdTechWeekly#208 – Dave Cormier, Jeff Lebow, Jennifer Maddrell, & John Schinker return from another hiatus to catch-up on the latest edtech new and topics (this will also be streamed at edtechtalk.com/live  which will likely have the more active chat room)
  • 01:00GMT – http://bit.ly/ACzejO – EVO2012 Open Hangout (part 2) – For those who are unable to participate in part#1 and/or want more hangout time.

For other events later in the week check the event calendar here: http://my.calendars.net/eslhome_conferen

For Change MOOC events, see http://change.mooc.ca

CODA

Marijana Smolcec referred to this post when she posted this on Facebook on Dec 7, 2020

She says she’s still using the technique. Here is her tutorial video:

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