It’s hard to choose the best, but the things from the fellowship I am most proud of
This if course is completely rhetorical but something needs to be said on the first post. Especially if I’m trying to get something set up as a demo. It should be more than just silly filler text. Alas no. But […]
Google Glass is so 2014. Get with the program. Next week begins the second half of my TRU Open Scholar Fellowship with much of the next two months devoted to an eight week open seminar I am doing with Brian […]
File this one as another Alan Falls Down A Slender Thread of Web Connections and Wants To Scream “ISNT’T THIS AMAZING?” In all the ways the web has become, for those under 25, something that has always been there, and […]
I see writing her as a way of working out ideas, not issuing profound certainties. Beyond my assured hatcheting of grammar and spelling (hi Sandy), I learn as I share, where I am often (a) wrong, (b) blind or (c) […]
A few weeks ago, as a favor for a friend buying a computer, I did something unusual. I went inside a mall. My formative late teen age years were spent at Security Square Mall in Baltimore (named for its proximity […]
Of all the creative assignments from DS106 (of which there are more than 730, that is so un-massive) maybe my favorites are the re-edits of movie posters. If any institution ever wanted a class taught in remixing old movie posters… […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-SA ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog For a break today, my first full day on campus at Thompson River University, I do the thing I enjoy most– wandering around with my camera. I do cite […]
creative commons licensed ( BY-SA ) flickr photo shared by cogdogblog From this perspective, actually laying down on Nevada highway 266, there is but one direction to go. I am the only person on the flickr using bellyontheroad as a […]