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Assemble resources, images, links, sounds, videos, websites, etc. on a topic. Sort and annotate. Showcase for others to learn, share, remix. The example is an assortment of possible ways to introduce oneself in social media. Items are sorted from simple to more complex with links to examples. The platform used is tackk.com, and easy way to create a website filled with images and text that also allows streaming comments.
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Reflecting is nice, but sometimes thinking on your own can feel like being stuck in an echo chamber. In the Annotated Dialogue, you team up with a friend and colleague who can help you think through making, writing and connecting. Use the Dialogue Prompts to get you talking, but don’t feel you have to stick to them. Record the conversation with either a video or audio recording device. Give each of you 15-20 minutes to be interviewed and if you’re both Makers, switch roles and do another round. Once you have your dialogue recorded, you can upload it into an… Read more »
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Maker’s Notes are short reflective video or audio think aloud logs that you make on your own in order to think through a week’s experiences making, writing and connecting. You simply push record on a digital video or audio recorder, and then talk about making, writing and connecting from the week. Feel free to show items that you have been working on as you talk about them (if you are doing a video log) or attach images of makes and drafts. For inspiration, glance over the topics and questions on Maker’s Note Guide! Think aloud only about the topics and prompts you think are interesting… Read more »
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Document your on- and offline making activities, including makes-in-progress and even activity that “fails” to make! Document these processes however you’d like: take pictures, gather drafts, keep a log, video record your processes…the possibilities are nearly endless. Gather these digitally and organize them by Make Cycle or theme using tagging or folders. Then, post these logs to your blog, to our G+ community, or Twitter, or anywhere really. If you’d like, you can gather these and publish them in your own Digital Portfolio. Check out the Digital Portfolio Make in the Make Bank for more ideas! P.S. Want to take reflection to the next level? This Make… Read more »
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Create a memoir using the books that were a part of your growing up years.
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When you remember the past six weeks of #clmooc, what stands out? Is there a text you’d like to return to? Perhaps it’s a Make With Me Hangout recording, a Twitter chat, a fabulous make, a newsletter, a response to a share, or a webinar. Re-read and use a tool like Vialogues, Youtube, Popcorn or Videonotes (videos), Soundcloud (audio), Diigo (web), Skitch, Thinglink or Flickr (photos), Google Comments or Voice Comments (documents), Jing or Screenjelly, Snagit, Screencast-o-matic (for voice-over screen capture), Explain Everything (iPad) or your favorite tool to annotate and comment. Show us why this text matters and how… Read more »