Month: January 2015

My 2014 #fitbit report showed that I logged just under 2.9 million steps. For 2015, let’s beat 3 million.

I can’t wait to remove Telecourses and Interactive Video Classroom from the list of “Distance Learning” modes. #edtech

Home with a sick kid who is trying out every demo song on the keyboard. Even the harpsichord and Rhodes samples are getting old.

What better place to spend a Monday evening than the pharmacy? At least it’s an option.

This upcoming documentary on the Klamath looks great. This is a pivotal moment in our history. vimeo.com/109872971 #letriversrunfree

Looking at different colleges online schedules and drinking an Optimator. It’s clear most schedules could stand an optimator. #edtech

I borrowed a rivet gun to fix the camper and now all I want is to rivet everything else.

In Spring 2014, 88% of our “DL” students were within the Portland metro area. Clearly, we should be talking online instead of distance.

When D2L #outcomes seems scary, I look to the presentation that Chattanooga State CC shared at Fusion. river.chattanoogastate.edu/insight/

One of my daughters has started giggling like the John Waters-esqe conceptual artist from the Big Lebowski. Not cool, dude.