Makes Tagged "Introduction"

What’s the first thing you usually do when you enter a room of folks with some familiar and unfamiliar faces—you introduce yourself, right? So let’s unravel “the introduction” to dive into the Connected Learning principle of equity. The theme this week is Unmaking Introductions. Let’s consider the ways we name, present, and represent ourselves and the boundaries or memberships those introductions create. How do we name ourselves in different contexts—personally? professionally? online? What happens when those contexts converge? How might we take apart our introductions to answer some of these questions? What will happen when we put them back together… Read more »

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A recipe is one form of How To Guide which can easily be turned into an introduction. I used Google Presentation to build an interactive “Preparation” section to link to other slides and back. Here’s how I made it: http://whatelse.edublogs.org/2014/06/13/clmooc-how-to-be-me-guide/ Here’s the presentation: http://goo.gl/aa7JVB

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Use Mozilla’s Webmaker remix tool Thimble to create your own version of a 10-Book Memoir web page. Gather the last 10 books you read (or games you played or tags from flowers you planted) or the last 10 things you hacked or made. Take a picture and share it online so you can grab its URL (or web address). Then visit the 10-Book Memoir template at https://thimble.webmaker.org/p/lazp/. Change the picture and quotes, as well as anything else about the page you want to mess around with while you’re there. Hit publish to see your new version of the page without… Read more »

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Okay – here goes another coding “make-with-me” for the end of Make Cycle 1. Thimble is kind of wonky right now as it updates, so bear with me. You can preview this project – a #CLMOOC Profile – here: https://googledrive.com/host/0BxZk3rymm2ylbEpYTUVZVGJBaVU/profile.htm You can find the code for it, along with instructions on how to change the code, here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pvyMJlbikLBZgGGv4L_Ki_blDhM7R6OfhZxsU2a-iog/edit?usp=sharing If you want to mess with the code now, you can. You can save your work and paste it into Thimble when Thimble is ready. I will put the template into Thimble ASAP. You are a coder and you are okay 😉

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