- Resource Management, Note-taking + Abstracting – Words in Space – note taking, template for note taking, software for note taking. – (notetaking theory reading research )
- Reading Effectively – Words in Space – advice and strategies for reading theory, and a framework for designing PLEs. – (dh litcrit pedagogy notetaking ple )
- Using IFTTT To Track Twitter Participation – ProfHacker – Blogs – The Chronicle of Higher Education – – (diy )
Tag Archives: diy
Morgan’s pinboard for 5 Dec 2014 through 13 Dec 2014
- Using IFTTT To Track Twitter Participation – ProfHacker – Blogs – The Chronicle of Higher Education – create recipe to add each tagged tweet to google spread sheet. – (diy )
- “Refuse to be standardized and scripted”: A Book Review – – (none)
- “Please don’t call me uncanny”: Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery – – (dh )
on pinboard for August 4th, 2014 through August 8th, 2014
- Networked Study | bavatuesdays – Groom, Downes, Feldstien debate OER, discovered by way of Mike Caulfield here: http://hapgood.us/2014/08/07/blue-hampshires-death-spiral/ saving in many places. – (edupunk cmooc lms diy connectivism. )
- Bogost – The Rhetoric of Video Games – Central reading for an erhet project of procedural rhetoric – (dh procedural_rhetoric e-rhet rhetoric )
bookmarks for August 11th, 2010
- A Man, A Plan And A Sharpie: ‘The Great Typo Hunt’ : NPR – Local boy plays Lynn Truss, gets on NPR. The problem with signage fascists is that you can never tell if they are being good-natured, or just dim and nasty. All that talk about writing wrongs and whiting-out sin and evil might be posing and bluster. This typo-boy is polite, at any rate. – (strunknwhite fyc grammar )
- Confirmed: HOPA Dry Erase Girl Is A Hoax, Identity Revealed – The backstory – (diy fyc newmedia )
bookmarks for February 7th, 2010
- MSK – Moleskine – Moleskine has gone hybrid with templates and generators to add print and web data to your journals. – (moleskine generator diy printing notebook writing notebooks paper design )
- Overview | Pew Internet – reports reduction in blogging from teens – Blogging is less popular among teens than it has been, with social networking sites rising. That can make blogging all the more useful in teaching as it becomes further differentiated as a medium from other media. – (en3177 erhetoric blogging socialnetworking )