I’ve been working through a video series by John Bartholomew called Chess Cognition. This series consists of short clips where John goes through parts of games he has played against national and international masters. He analyzes the games, talks …
As I engage with my classmates’ posts regarding digital identity and building online networks, I find myself continually coming across a strange paradox. People are acknowledging how important it is to build a positive digital …
Digital Sleuthing and Context Collapse In my ECMP 355 class, we recently engaged in a digital sleuthing activity, where we were put into groups and challenged to find out and record as much information as we could …
My chess quest is proving to be quite a struggle. There is just so much to learn and so little time! This post will provide a quick update on my progress, a description of the …
This tweet from my friend Kendra hit me right in the guts. It came from a Twitter chat on how teachers can support students and colleagues alongside mental health. I am one of the Executive Directors of …
I started using Feedly about a year ago, at the suggestion of the brilliant Katia Hildebrandt. I immediately saw the value in using it; however, as I struggled to find time to read and share articles over the …
We arrive early. I breathe a sigh of relief as I escape the frigid winter air, the warmth of the university washing over me. We make small talk with some of the tournament organizers – …
Here are a few things I have started doing in my epic quest to improve my chess game: Playing live Chess online against other players on Chess.com. I play chess against real people rather than playing …
Intro to Learning Project This week, I started my #LearningProject for ECMP 355, a class about using technology in the classroom. The purpose of this assignment is to choose something significant and complex to learn …
