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IndieWeb Education Meet Up

Details

Join us for an online discussion as a professional educator looking to model good IndieWeb practices from your own website and 2) as an instructor who would like to facilitate some first steps for students in this direction. in the chatroom!

Where

online

When

Monday 2019-07-22 10:00–11:00

RSVP

EtherPad Zoom Link

Notes

https://buildyourfirstwebsitelessonplans.glitch.me/

Greg is building a website tutorial for the students
Will notes that he uses a summative screencast and the students reflect on their learning and feel confident
- For much of the semester they want to do it the "right" way
- Have tutorials in LMS
- Stick to one task per class
Greg brings up the ideas of tracks
- training will track-Getting started with Google Sites/websites
  - Then explore different tracks: website, video, audio, photo

Edit a repository of app reviews??
- https://sites.google.com/site/textsandtools/home
- Google site managed by Greg McVerry
- Always looking for new contributors
  - Start with editing an article
  - Then submit a book

Write an OER book with a class???
- ISTE and AACTE Standards
- Check out the Web Literacy Map

Theories in edtech
- Dewey
- Rhizomatic Learning, Deleuze
- Lave and Wagner
- Erickson, Jasper expertise
- Resnick
- DeRosa
- Connected Learning
- Bowels
- Papert
- Jenkins
- Disciplinary Literacy,
Competencies in edtech

Plan a series of challenges for the fall?
- Two week challenges around media editing
  - Website
  - Photo
  - Video
  - Audio

Split the semester in half
- Work on your name, building out your identity and website
- Second half you then better self or the world.
  - self improvement projects
    - digital detox
    - quantified self
    - health challenge
  - world improvement project
    - start a chapter of an org
    - run an event
    - come up with your own idea