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Top Podcast Episodes and Recommended Resources in 2017
As I round out the year in Teaching in Higher Ed podcasting, I am excited to share a few more...
My Modern Professional Learner’s Toolkit
Each year, I participate in Jane Hart’s Top 100 Tools for Learning survey. In recent years, she broke the list...
Advice for Presenters
The "do not click" is in reference to Alan Levine's Net Narratives class. I wrapped up...
End of 2017 Reading
I am continuing to work toward my goal of having read 20 books in 2017. My progress gets tracked on...
Leveraging the Benefits of a Current Projects List
Our university is embarking on a prioritization initiative, based off of Dickeson’s (2010) Prioritizing Academic Programs and Services: Reallocating Resources...
Sharing Their Stories
As I mentioned in last week's post about finding good partners, one of my doctoral students posed some intriguing questions...
Finding Good Partners
I received a question from one of my doctoral students that has me embarking on a multi-part post. I will...
On-ramps: Reflections on the 14th Annual Open Education Conference
Photo: Seagull On Ramp by Orin Zebest on Flickr On-ramps: Reflections on the 14th Annual Open...
Reflections on the 2017 Digital Media and Learning Conference
Credit: Jason Frohlichstein, Frohlichstein Inc. Design & Direction It was my first time attending the Digital...
A Listener Question: Catching Up
I received the following question from a podcast listener this week: Hi Bonni, Thank you so much for the podcast....
My vote for Jane Hart’s 2017 top 100 tools for learning list
My vote on the top 100 tools for learning Jane Hart is conducting her annual survey of Top 100 Tools...
