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Reflection on an ongoing collaboration
“Postcards on Pedagogy” flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-SA) license It’s a couple of weeks into the UW/UofG collaboration, and I thought I’d take a few minutes to reflect on my experiences so far. It started … Continue reading
Posted in Bricolage, Online learning, Peer interaction, Remix, University, Writing
Tagged collaboration, reflection, remix, writing
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N+ Sonnet
Today’s Daily Create asks us to share a poem in celebration of National Poetry Day, with this year’s theme being counting. I chose a Shakespeare Sonnet: Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Remix, Writing
Tagged #DS106, Daily Create, N+ poem, National Poetry Day, poetry, remix
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Stir Up Sunday
Today is Stir-up Sunday, the day when families gather around stir their homemade Christmas pudding on the last Sunday before advent begins. I made mine yesterday, as it takes seven hours to steam and we take lunch over to my … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Remix
Tagged Christmas, Christmas Pudding, cookery. recipes, remix
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Remixometer
Today’s Daily Create challenges participants to make a FitBit type device to measure something that would not usually be measured. My suggestion is a remixometer – a way of measuring the amount of originality, ingenuity … whatever property or quality … Continue reading
Start copying
I think I’ve always been a bricoleur – it’s a family trait. But it’s not without danger. When I read this page by Austin Kleon, I remembered happy times messing around with my brother. We were big fans of seeing … Continue reading
Heidegger and Bricolage, Part 1
I’ve been thinking about Heidegger recently. I know that some people find him problematic because of his links with the Nazi party, but I think that it is possible to bracket this off (phenomenological reference intended) and talk about his … Continue reading
The DS106 Daily Create is 10 years old
So here’s 10 reasons why you should join us in the Daily Create Teacher owl says Daily Creates are better than apples You too can become a leader Anyone can be a Daily Create Influencer It’s free, and open to … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Learning, Online learning, Peer interaction, Remix
Tagged #DS106, #TDC3649, remix
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ASCILITE 2021
Last month Wendy and I gave a presentation about the collaborative poem that happened as a result of a DS106 Daily Create. It was 9am Sydney time, making it early am for Wendy and late evening (10pm) for me, but … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Poetry, Remix, Rhizomes
Tagged ASCILITE, collaboration, ds106, poetry, remix
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What would Wittgenstein think of remix?
We were playing a game at the weekend, which Kevin started. We answered by making an acrostic of the word we guessed until we got it right Then Wendy put her twist on it. Different game, different rules. Obviously related … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Learning, Online learning, Peer interaction, Rhizomes, Wittgenstein
Tagged #clmooc, games, remix, Wittgenstein
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Good enough
I was asked this week how I write. Quickly, I said – in odd moments snatched whenever I can find them. I try not to think too much about what I’m writing – I scribble words on scraps of paper, … Continue reading