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The value of blogging according to Lawrence Lessig
The value of blogs is not that I’m likely to find a comment that surpasses the very best of the New York Times. I’m not. But that’s not the point. Blogs are valuable becuase they give millions the...
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Why blog?
Fig. 1. This is the cover page of Lawrence Lessig’s book ‘Remix: making art and commerce thrive in the hybrid economy’ (2008) I cannot currently show it as the HTLM functionality of this blog platform...
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Collaboration amongst strangers is a tricky one. I’ve seen it work and I’ve...
Fig. 1. Performing in an amateur production of the Caucasian Chalk Circle. The ultimate collaborative exercise? 1) It requires scaffolding in the form of rules, or guidelines, mentor or leaders, and...
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Blogging as an acdemic and scholarly acitivty
What’s going on in there? How do bloggers react, respond and coalesce? Anjewierden, A. (2006) Understanding Weblog Communities Through Digital Traces: A Framework, a Tool and an Example. My own...
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How to use Quick Response Codes in teaching about the First World War
Leveraging mobile technologies and Web 2.0 tools to engage those with an interest in the centenary of the First World War in the stories of the people of the era using strategically placed Quick...
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Dear, dear diary, let me tell you a secret …
I posted my first content to an ‘online journal’ – no one called them blogs way back then, on the 24th September 1999. I’ve been at it ever since – every day for at least the first four years then I...
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Writers’ Retreat. Sheepwash, Devon
Fig. 1 Retreats for You, Sheepwash, Devon Day One. An hour with my tutor yesterday evening. Buzzed, but fell asleep soon after. It was a four hour drive yesterday afternoon/evening and I’d been up...
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The value to you of keeping a diary or learning journal
From E-Learning V Fig.1. March 1975 …. I kept a diary for twenty years: age 13 1/2 to my forties … with a few months off from decade to decade. It is self-indulgent navel gazing to look back at its...
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Without tagging this is your blog
From E-Learning V Fig.1. The contents of your learning journal, or e-portfolio or blog could look like this As I’m prompted to do so, or is this just a MAC thing? I now tag documents downloaded to my...
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1,783,027 words, 1,879 entries over 5,091 pages if printed off.
This how I left my first blog. Jonathan.Diaryland.com It barely scratches the surface of the memories a brain can recreate. I tried. I have in there repeated efforts to recall the very first things I...
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