Archive for August, 2008

26
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-26

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • I liked Michelle Obama’s speech last night. #
  • Am planning to get to the office today. Feeling better than yesterday. #
  • A working lunch today. #
  • My online course syllabus is almost complete. It will be available online at http://crs85361.nyu.epsilen.com #
  • @joaoa Thank you, Joao. Of course, with all the work that awaited me back in the office, I have been feeling overwhelmed. #
  • @dmcordell Easy to happen, unfortunately. I will do my best . . . #
  • I am on the #CPsquare call right now. #
  • @BronSt or dial in directly, as I am doing. #
  • @smithjd Thank you for speaking about your daughter’s arrest in China due to a Free Tibet protest http://tinyurl.com/6ley66 #
  • Nice to hear author and colleague voices after I have been reading them for the past month or so while on the #CPsquare Meet the Author chat #

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25
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-25

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • Fo not feel well today. Staying home to recover a bit. #
  • Do not feel well today. Staying home to recover a bit. #
  • @dmcordell Thank you. Just need a day to take it easy a bit. Headache, upset stomach, and just generally feeling “out of it.” Trying to rest #
  • By the way, my students’ final presentations were wonderful yesterday. Really great work and results in just two weeks. #

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24
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-24

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • Headed to class. My students present their final presentations today. Looking forward to great work. #

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23
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-23

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • Beautiful evening. Walked in the new park along the Hudson in the Village. #
  • Looking at tall grass that I have to tame with power equipment. #
  • Picture perfect day. #

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22
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-22

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • The Village is very busy tonight. The weather or back to school (NYU)? #
  • Stuck at the bank. #
  • Busy with meetings for a Friday. #
  • Beautiful day outside. Saw a red male cardinal in some bushes while on a walk. #
  • Beautiful day outside. Saw a red male cardinal in some bushes while on a walk. #

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21
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-21

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • @ChrisRicca Congrats! #
  • @SarahStewart Wonderful news. Wanted to welcome him to the blogosphere, but he requires Blogger membership to post. Suggest he open it? #
  • @slmader Great job! #
  • I agree with James Carville’s recommendations for Barack Obama http://tinyurl.com/6glz4l #
  • @skydaddy Wonder why that may be the case, especially with things one is passionate about. Does it follow there is passion against as well? #

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20
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-20

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • @PaulPam2 Before Labor Day? #
  • @shirleyearley I know, Shirley. I am just so used to having physical books, and somehow having only print-outs and such seems less “serious” #
  • Went to a retirement lunch for a colleague. Nice she is still young enough to still enjoy many years of activities. #
  • Went to a retirement lunch for a colleague. Nice she is still young enough to still enjoy many years of activities. #
  • Scary news about McCain taking a lead in the polls over Obama http://tinyurl.com/5dob6r #
  • Why can’t the Democrats seem to get their leadership together? I hope this election does not make Democratic Leadership another oxymoron. #
  • @shirleyearley Thank you for the link, Shirley. Tried to add a comment, but it seems something in the comment window is not loading. #
  • @skydaddy Where is that course, Corrie? #

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I have finally selected the texts for my Principles and Practices of Online Course Creation and Instructional Design course that begins in another month. They are:

  1. Anderson, T. (Ed.). (2008). The theory and practice of online learning (2nd ed.). Edmonton: Athabasca University Press.
    The book is available printed or free via download at
    http://www.aupress.ca/books/Terry_Anderson.php
  2. Harper, D. G. (Ed.). (2008). Education for a digital world: Advice, guidelines, and effective practice from around the globe. Vancouver: Commonwealth of Learning & BCcampus.
    This book is available free via download at http://www.col.org/colweb/site/pid/5312

I reviewed countless printed and physically published works, and all of them lacked something or another. I found the Anderson text via searching online, and the second one was referred to me from one of the authors, Sylvia Currie.

Let the teaching and learning adventure begin!

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19
Aug

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-08-19

   Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer    in Twitter

  • Was at a training class all day yesterday. Checked my email throughout the day, and still overwhelmed this morning. #
  • @gminks Which class? #
  • @SarahStewart Hope you are still here . . . #
  • The day is really flying by. #
  • Just saw an ad for Heroes, beginning again on 9/22. Sweet. #
  • Having trouble finding just the right text for my Principles and Practices of Online Course Creation and Instructional Design course. #
  • Am actually considering <GULP> using only online books, articles, and materials. Has anybody had success with them? #
  • @gminks Stretch. #
  • @robin611 Wonder how they did that, especially for tactile and visual learners? #
  • @robin611 I am finding that what I want is still 2 years ahead of publication. I do not want to focus on the newest by any means! #
  • @SarahStewart Fun, though will it be classified as peer-reviewed yet? That is a struggle . . . #
  • @SarahStewart What take are you doing with it? #

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The next SCoPE online (and very free!) conference is just beginning, this one facilitated by Nancy Randall. A flyer for the event is available here, and I am looking forward to this one in particular as my teaching is more and more done from a distance.

Why should my professional development be any different?

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