It’s time to move on and leave you to navigate the social web with your newly found friends and professional contacts. I’ve uploaded a ZIP file of all the onramp posts, as well as an instructor guide, the delicious resources … Continue reading
In this series, I’ve deliberately excluded instructions for working within an LMS and other closed commercial applications. Like many others, I try to stay away from these tools, if I can. However, I’ve met instructors who are not permitted to … Continue reading
One of the questions I am most frequently asked is why I don’t support the term, “Web 2.0.” I have addressed this in many individual conversations and in a few blog posts, podcasts and a video, but thought I should … Continue reading
There are many books, journal articles and blogs offering advice for building and maintaining online communities, but the reality is that each community experience depends a great deal on the types of people involved in the community. I’ve been reading … Continue reading
I haven’t yet talked much about institutional policy and technology support. Often, when instructors begin to explore social media, they discover a lack of internal support. It’s easy to assume that if a tool is available and free, it can … Continue reading