Category Archives: Learning
What is Teaching Practice?
It’s often when you stop and think, as I’ve done in the past few weeks, that you can stumble over the most basic question. In an effort to think more clearly about the basic elements of my teaching practice, I … Continue reading
Thinking about Feedback
“What leads you onWakes you in the nightWhat calls your nameWhen no one else can hear?What follows youThat even you cannot see… Follow that star. There is no one’s life but your own.Seize every fiberEvery feather and forceThat weaves through allSurrounding you.A … Continue reading
Gone Away but Not Gone Forever
The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. Winston Churchill I’ve been gone from this blogging space for a while. As I look back over this past year’s posts, I notice a uniquely … Continue reading
CC Certification – use and create
In Unit 4 of the Creative Commons Certification course, topics include using CC licensed works, choosing and applying a CC license, considerations after selecting a CC license, and remixing CC licensed works. Each section extends my understanding of what it … Continue reading
Anatomy of a CC License
This video production is part of the Creative Commons Certification course. This assignment submission is a brief anatomy of CC licenses, the three layers, the four elements, the six combinations, and includes some basic information about the CC license generator. There … Continue reading
10 Things About Copyright
This infographic is a submission for Unit 2 in the Creative Commons Certification Course. You can also access this infographic from the Canva location where it was created. All images are from openly accessible sites such as Pixabay and Unsplash. … Continue reading
Creativity and Copyright
Here is my response for week two and three for the Creative Commons certification course. The Purpose of Copyright In order to consider either of these rationales as a dominant or over-arching reason for creative production, it would mean an … Continue reading
