Ton Zijlstra (zylstra.org)After my recent posting where I asked people which RSS feeds they read, I received several responses. One of them is Peter’s. Like me he was publishing an OPML file of his feeds already. OPML is a machine readable format that most RSS readers will be able to import, so you can subscribe to blogs I...
Greg McVerry (Twitter)@GiftedTawk Need to go back to my notes, you are like the third person in Allentown, PA in three days expressing interest in the #IndieWeb summit.
— https://jgregorymcverry.com (@jgmac1106) June 16, 2019
We should see if you folks could organize a meet up and talk the importance of having fun and kids chillaxing on their own domainHey @GiftedTawk @Spellacy was one such soul (still digging for the other person)...no need to hide the Bell on this one.
— https://jgregorymcverry.com (@jgmac1106) June 16, 2019
and best part of building your own websites nobody cares if you crack it
Opinion: Facebook and Google's growing power has spurred calls to decentralize the web.
Meredith Fierro (Twitter).@confusedaccent #domains19 pic.twitter.com/bPQV6HzLG7
— Meredith Fierro (@meredithfierro) June 11, 2019
A collection of Domain of One's Own Projects at Muhlenberg College
Mo Pelzel (Twitter)“Seeing good examples of existing domains is crucial for showing students what is possible in creating their own domain, says @CassieNooyen #domains19”
Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Director of Digital Humanities Professor of English Michigan State University from Coalition for Networked Information | VimeoGenerous Thinking: Sustainability, Solidarity, and the Common Good from CNI Vimeo Video Channel on Vimeo.
See cni.org/events/membership-meetings/past-meetings/spring-2019/plenary-sessions-s19#opening for more information.
Coalition for Networked Information (CNI)
Spring 2019 Membership Meeting
April 8-9, 2019
St. Louis, MO
cni.org/mm/spring-2019/
Kathleen Fitzpatrick (Twitter)New ponderings: We Have Never Been Social. https://t.co/vbhsbjb0i2
— Kathleen Fitzpatrick (@kfitz) June 10, 2019
Kathleen Fitzpatrick (Kathleen Fitzpatrick)I imagine that the first part of this project will focus on how it got to be this way, what got missed or ignored in some of the early warnings about what was happening online and how those warnings were swamped by the hype depicting the Internet as a space of radical democratization. ❧
TODAY ON XRAY:
(1)News with Friends with Lillian Karabaic and Michael Leverette
(2)Talk Media News
(3) Everything Is Interesting: Old Wives’ Tales
(4) Lillian interviews Aaron Parecki with IndieWeb
(5) A rebroadcast of our interview from with Andrea Rodgers of Our Children’s Trust
(6) Since it’s Wednesday, we close out the show with Ben DeJarnette from Bridgeliner
Bryan ✻llendyke (Twitter)Slides from #HAXTheWeb @Apereo 19 -- https://t.co/UCLFRa0iTp #webcomponents @elmsln #NGDLE
— Bryan ✻llendyke (@btopro) June 4, 2019
Has way more content than I got to cover in a 45 minute talk.
Desire paths are “the trails that are instinctively chosen and created over time” in spite of constructed pathways.
In a recent post on The Open Faculty Patchbook, Maureen Glynn reflected on her experience with desire paths, both literal and the figurative ones we see in our courses.
“students will always find unanticipated and wonderful ways to enter, exit, and navigate through the learning events and environments that we design…”
For this Daily Extend, we ask you to either find and take a photo of a real desire path near you, or describe a “desire path” in the navigation of a course that you either took yourself or witnessed students taking. Bonus points for taking some kind of desire path route to completing this Daily, or the June Daily Extend Challenge as a whole!
“Caminito de deseo_desire path_Girona” by felixphs is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
