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Wednesday night, for lack of a zoom meeting and being a “give up being a vegetable after 7:00 p.m.” for Lent, I did a draft of a video explanation of “Please Go and Bring For Me” for building multiplicative thinking, because I think it’s a brain changer. It reminds me of “letterbox lessons” for building […]
December 22, 2020
This is to go with my almost done video about how good it is to use number lines throughout curriculum, and how to make them with Powerpoint. I need to do a scripted version ’cause … saying “I’m going to Control V” should be “I’m going to paste with Control V” and that sort of […]
November 10, 2020
Okay, I *am* an optimist. I’m easily infatuated with potential. I had about a 15 minute zoom call with “UDLPartners.” They’ve got a “Name it, Frame it, Tame it” video and the plan is to have “micro PD” videos — under 3 minutes. (Yes, we already speak the same language.) So now it’s time to […]
May 4, 2020
This came to mind first thing in the morning — I got out of bed and made it. Likes and retweets are a fun start to Monday 🙂 Noting otherwise activity is ‘way down on twitter. Back to figuring out grid layouts in CSS adn Javascript.
January 25, 2020
It’s been really busy in the ‘academic development lab’ — yes, so busy that students show up, turn around and leave because it’s too crowded and they know they won’t get the help they need. No, I am not going to switch over to appointments (though I should consider maybe for N hours/week — but […]
July 31, 2018
Among the thorns? I *did* get my infographic — mostly info, not much graphic but telling my self that is not a priority and to let it go… though… realizing linking to *it* and not the project itself is pretty close to useless. I didn’t get to Geogebra. I *will* on the morrow. I need to […]
March 3, 2018
A site full of virtual manipulates, which seem to be javascript 😉 🙂 http://mathsbot.com/ Free, but not “OER.” The Open Education people seem to be mostly about Changing How Institutions Do THings. Power In Numbers has been about curating and sharing OER for adult ed. This is at such a smaller scale! I keep finding […]
February 9, 2018
I think I have a microphone that will get me good sound quality for the Camtasia stuff! (Yes, geogebra, you’ve been back-burnered for a spell). It’s not great yet but now it’s a matter of refining, not cringing when I hear the sibilances or sighing that the volume is 30% what it should be. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8vhO-6Blw8 […]
December 6, 2017
From my tweetworld: I think this is an excellent idea: present these potentially overwhelming streams of symbols in a way that helps the learner know what to look at. (I also think we need to include practice reading stuff without that little crutch.) That said, it’s just a better-looking presentation of … symbols. It doesn’t […]
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February 19, 2021
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