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Thursday, January 26, 2006

Beyond the Blog. Alan Levine and Brian Lamb presentation to EduCause

A new style in Flickr presentations, Brian Lamb and Alan Levine join up as Looking for a Fish Taco, to give us: Beyond the Blog: Ready for Prime Time

Great slides, informative descriptions, all Creative Commons, non commercial, share alike.

Thanks guys...


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4 Comments:

  • At Thursday, January 26, 2006, Blogger Brian said…

    Thanks Leigh, as we mention on the first slide, Networked Learning was our inspiration. But I need to point out a couple things.

    a) We're not done yet! We still have images to add, and the descriptions, links and navigation need a lot of work. And we haven't even started the audio.

    b) Just for the record, it was Alan who did those snazzy Sci-Fi book covers.

    We'll definitely be blogging the presentation when it's ready, hopefully in a few days (we present it next Monday).

     

  • At Thursday, January 26, 2006, Blogger Leigh Blackall said…

    woops, sorry guys. I thought it as ready! Well, it'll be good to watch its process at least. Its looking great.

     

  • At Friday, January 27, 2006, Blogger Alan said…

    Ouch, Leigh, ahead of the curve again! Brian and I had a good laugh via ichat last night.

    I think it is perfect that you discovered our presentation content before it is done (it is still not done). It is very fitting of the topic of being a part of this network, and that the emphasis is not on final appearances and format.

    But just for fun, we create a front end disclaimer poster just for you:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/elifishtacos/91316535/

     

  • At Friday, January 27, 2006, Blogger Leigh Blackall said…

    crack me up! I'm loving the humour you're bringing to all this. And I agree, the network connectivism brings emphasis on process and collaboration, not finish and competition

     

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