Multilitteratus Incognitus

I am not sure why my Surface Pro 3 camera decided to hyper correct the lighting in my home office, but it seems that the only way for me to be properly lit was to look at my secondary monitor, which gives the appearance of sidetalking...  Oh well.  It was a good session nevertheless :)

Just a little documentation of some audio-visual texts that I was part of this past week.  Lots of fun, and mentally stimulating, despite the technical issues I had :-)  Here is a session I buddied for last week with Robin DeRosa and Daniel Lynds  from DigPed Lab PEI

Not sure if I posted this a while back, but here is a recording of a virtually connecting session from dLRN (is it dee el arr en, or dee learn?).  I am joining Jim, Patrice, Maha, Gregory, Adam, Kelsey, Jack, and Christian  

Catching up with posting virtually connecting sessions I've appeared in :-) In this one I joined Helen, Maha B., Maha A., David, Martin, Mary, and Claire.  This was at the OpenEd15 conference (Vancouver) after David and Mary's keynote "Supporting Open Textbook Adoption in British Columbia". This took place last week.

Catching up with posting virtually connecting sessions I've appeared in :-) In this one I joined Helen, Maha, Patrice, Rebecca, Autumm, Mike, Phil, and Alan. The session was at OpenEd15 (Vancouver), which took place last week.

Catching up with posting virtually connecting sessions I've appeared in :-) In this one I joined Helen, Sylvia, Patricia, Camille, Peter, and Sarah.

Here is an interesting synchronous session recorded last week on FSLT12 with Etienne Wegner