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Today on Twitter, the future of education
Today I’m hosting a Twitter chat about the future of education. Hashtag: #futrchat. Join us.
I visit the Magic Macguffin camp
This week the summer DS106 crew (Magic Macguffin) invited me to hang out for an hour’s chat. We talked storytelling, tech, and education. Google+ Hangout was the platform, and now also the recording medium. Here’s the session: [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6avaBcMGJIo]
Digital storytelling at Case Western
I gave a talk about digital storytelling earlier this week, at Case Western Reserve University. Here are my materials, in two parts (1, 2): Digital Storytelling at Case Western, part 1 [slideshare id=12528066&w=425&h=355&sc=no] View more PowerPoint from Bryan Alexander Digital … Continue reading
Upcoming talk in Ohio
On Monday I’m giving a talk at Case Western University, on digital storytelling. Bryan Alexander will discuss the modern expression of the ancient art of storytelling, weaving images, text, audio, video, and music together. He will draw upon the latest … Continue reading
On the future of higher education, a NITLE video discussion
Today I’m presenting on the future of higher education for NITLE. For one hour I’ll take people through an introduction to futuring methods, then across a set of scenarios about the ways academia can develop. The tech is interesting, the … Continue reading
Thinking about public access tv
Last week I met with the board of a local public-access tv station. buy dapoxetine online buy dapoxetine no prescription generic Here’s Andrea Suozzo’s good write-up. I liked the way the board listened hard, and thought creatively about what to … Continue reading
Reactions to my UMW talk
After I visited the University of Mary Washington last week, the locals reflected online. One student wrote up their thoughts for a class blog. Then Alan Levine fired off an extensive summary and reflection, with photos. There were also some … Continue reading
Digital storytelling and the future of higher education
I visited the University of Mary Washington yesterday, which is always a treat. They have a fine group of digitally advanced faculty, backed up by the mad genius of their DTLT crew. Over lunch I led a faculty workshop on … Continue reading
The future of education: an upcoming video presentation
On April 5th I’ll speak on the future of education, through NITLE’s videoconference platform. Here’s an outline: We begin this session with an overview of futuring methods. These include trend extrapolation, the Delphi method, prediction markets, and scenarios. Each is … Continue reading
One of my talks, visualized
Here‘s a splendid example of visual note taking, which Rachel Smith did based on my 2010 Northern Voice keynote: Click to Smith’s Flickr page for bigger sizes.
