[Integrated Learning Weekly] Teaching Ideas Edition
Integrated Learning Weekly [7.29.14]–Teaching Ideas Edition View more lists from Barb Montfort
[Integrated Learning Weekly] Google Tools Edition
Integrated Learning Weekly [7/12/14] View more lists from B Montfort
[#clmooc] Make Cycle #2–Memes
Learning about memes with the 2014 Making Learning Connected Collaboration Make Cycle #2. Interesting stuff! I learned so much from Kim’s blog post–To Meme or Not To Meme and her link to this PBS video. I had so much fun with Edna (my imagined blog naysayer) and the idea of a meme. I used…
[New Favorite Things Friday] Coffee, Poetry and Turtlenecks–a BeatnikFavorites List
Okay, I was wrong (one for the list!!!). My understanding of what Beatnik meant was not quite right. Chocolate, coffee and poetry does not a Beatnik make (click here for a definition). So call it what you will, my favorite things this week are reminiscent of coffee shops, black-turtle-neck-beret-wearing artists, and cryptic poetry readings. …
[Integrated Learning Weekly] This week in the news…
I am exploring new ways to share updated information and news with my collegues. Here is my current method. It is a List.ly list that I am hoping to curate weekly. All of these links came from my own reading from my Feedly page, Twitter, and shared articles. I save these posts using Pocket, and…
[#clmooc 2014] Make Cycle 1–Create a How To
I have been so excited for the Making Learning Connected MOOC this year! I caught the tail end last year and LOVED the brain stretching. A teensy bit late, here is my How To Video for Make Cycle #1: How To Be Barb Montfort http://www.powtoon.com/embed/egV0LLz3hUT/
[SDAWP Photo Voices] One Photo: Two Ways–Cropping
SDAWP Voices Weekly Photo-A-Day Challenge–One Photo: Two Ways This week’s focus is cropping: June 9 June 10 June 11 June 12 June 13
[New Favorite Things Friday] My Favorite Mistake
http://www.horsesinthemorning.com My favorite mistake this week was a small one that had very little impact on anything other than making two people laugh and a third person exclaim that they were happy to hear the laughter. I was trying to say something about not rushing to think too far ahead in a situation–to make plans…
[An Abecedary of Cape-Wearing] G is for Great Power
“With great power comes great responsibility.”
–Stan Lee (or Voltaire or the Torah)
[New Favorite Things Friday] Caped Time Outs
Last week I left work on time one day and went to spend an hour getting my tootsies painted. The favorite thing is not painted tootsies, it’s taking the hour out of my day to sit and enjoy the time. I was able to let my thoughts wander or not wander. I stared out the…
Wear The Cape 