Tag Archives: catalyst

Radical Doubt and Digital Identity – “Dubito, ergo cogito, ergo sum”

Posted on September 30, 2016 by HJ.DeWaard

I am! I exist! My digital self is me! Do I doubt about digital identity or about myself? Absolutely. What do I really know about my digital self? As I reflect on digital identity and digital citizenship, I’m waxing philosophical. … Continue reading →

Posted in Talking, Together | Tagged #iTecGDA, Amy Burvall, being human, catalyst, Dave Cormier, digital identity, network, selfie | 8 Comments

Catalysts

Posted on August 28, 2015 by HJ.DeWaard

Teachers activate learning. They are catalysts for ideas and concepts. With a thoughtful question or timely prompt, they set thinking into motion. This spurs action from their students – actions in thought or physical tasks. In the truest scientific sense, … Continue reading →

Posted in Talking, Together | Tagged Aviva Dunsinger, catalyst, Dave Cormier, Harold Jarche, Human Centered Design, Kendra Grant, knowledge_building, Maha Bali, OSSEMOOC, PKM, rhizomatic learning, Seth Godin, Slack, Stephen Hurley, Sylvia Duckworth, Whitney Kilgore | 5 Comments

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