I had a very cool moment a few nights ago when I was sitting in my graduate course on learning theory. As a part of the course we've all been assigned a particular theorist and we're asked at some point in the semester to give a
We had a great discussion with my Domain of One's Own cohort about the uncomfortable but wonderful space it can be to be an "open" digital scholar. What does it mean to be open, and where do you draw the line? What's great about
In Chapter 3 of Weller's book he takes a hard look at 2 industries whose business models are being radically challenged by the widespread adoption of digital content and social sharing: the newspaper and music industry (the later I would argue could be redefined as "entertainment industry&
As part of my learning theory course I'm asked to put down 15 bullet points that reflect things I believe about adult learners and learning theory. Here is the assignment: Using bullets, identify 15 notions, thoughts, and opinions you hold about adult learning and learning theory. These should