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EdTech BarnRaising, part 2 (EdTechTalk#37)
Building a New Media Curriculum
March 12, 2006
This is the building phase. We talk about how to get around some of the core issues of live wikibuilding. Some of our guests also drop in to give us a sense of what's going on in the groups and some advice on how to pull the whole project together...
EdTech BarnRaising (EdTechTalk#37)
Building a New Media Curriculum
March 12, 2006
The Edtech Barnraising was an experiment that succeeded in a way we did not expect. We wanted to test out a medium, to see if live wikibuilding of curriculum was possible, what we got was a dedicated group of educators. It was cool, check out how the planning phase went... listen in.
Wiki Training Spectacular
Wiki Textbook Project Webcast#7 , Part 2
March 8, 2006
In part two of the Wiki Training Spectacular, our amazing audience breaks into groups, decides module topics, and begins the process building wiki-based curriculum. The first steps are taken, now begins the journey...
Wiki Training Spectacular
Wiki Textbook Project Webcast#7 , Part 1
March 8, 2006
In part one of the Wiki Training Spectacular, our amazing audience dives into the wiki - creating personal pages and getting oriented into the world of WikiWonders.
Discussion with George Viebranz & Roy Norris.
Wiki Textbook Project Webcast#6 , Part 2
February 22, 2006
This show picks up in the middle of the conversation with john mullaney, george Viebranz and Roy Norris. In part two of our discussion , we continued along the road of seeing what could be done to get a wikitextbook project actually started. What kinds of questions would we need to ask? Who would be involved? What are the core issues? What are the steps? All that and the now famous "what would you do if we gave you three million dollars?"
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