Over the past three years we’ve been building and iterating on an open-learning, open-research, and open-publishing educational experience. Around the hashtag (#WalkMyWorld) we’ve been encouraging people to get online, create, share, and connect with others. You can learn a bit more about the project up to this point by viewing our trailer (1:51). If you’ve…
As we plan and identify possible “next steps” for the #WalkMyWorld Project, one of the ideas that we’ve had is to build a website that would automatically capture and add all of the content that users share into the same website. In thinking through this Ive gone back and forth on whether it would be…
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been working and teasing the video I produced on the #WalkMyWorld Project for the K12 Online Conference. This morning the video for this session was released at the K12 Online website. You can leave comments over on the K12 Online website. You can view the video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEi-Oyu6zKw…
Over the past two years, I’ve worked with some of my closest colleagues to develop and present the #WalkMyWorld project. The #WalkMyWorld Project serves two purposes. First, it is an “accidental MOOC” designed to get educators and their students creating, sharing, and playing online as they create and curate their digital identity. Second, the project…
We’re at the end of Learning Event Ten of the #WalkMyWorld Project 2015. This also means that for many of us, we’re at the end of the #WalkMyWorld Project 2015. You can learn more about Learning Event Nine by clicking here. creative commons licensed ( BY-NC ) flickr photo shared by danielweiresq This week we pulled all…
Welcome all to Learning Event Ten in the #WalkMyWorld Project. For the full write-up on this tenth learning event, please click here. This blog post will share the information presented in the original post on the #WalkMyWorld Project website, but add a bit of extra information and guidance. Curating your story and digital identity This final learning…
We’re nearing the end of Learning Event Nine of the #WalkMyWorld Project 2015. You can learn more about the learning event by clicking here. This week we pulled together many of the tools and narratives we’ve used over the past two months to document a walk in each of our worlds. As we have shared…
Welcome all to Learning Event Nine in the #WalkMyWorld Project. For the full write-up on this ninth learning event, please click here. This blog post will share the information presented in the original post on the #WalkMyWorld Project website, but add a bit of extra information and guidance. Reflecting and reporting on us Throughout the 2015 version…
We’re nearing the end of Learning Event Eight of the #WalkMyWorld Project 2015. You can learn more about Learning Event Eight by clicking here. This week we examined the voyages that we have each taken in the #WalkMyWorld project…and possibly in our own lives. We considered the role of heroes and anti-heroes in our cultures. Each of…
Welcome all to Learning Event Eight in the #WalkMyWorld Project. For the full write-up on this eighth learning event, please click here. This blog post will share the information presented in the original post on the #WalkMyWorld Project website, but add a bit of extra information and guidance. Where does this journey take us? In the last…