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What I Learned about Conversation from a Writing Conference
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By Sherrill on Oct 30th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Assessment & Evaluation
  4. HASTAC Scholars
  5. Institutions & Organizations
  6. Pedagogy & Teaching
  7. Reading & Writing
  1. conference
  2. conversation
  3. rhetoric
  4. writing

My original, better-formatted post can be found here: http://fleetingcarrots.blogspot.com/2011/10/what-i-learned-about-conversation-from.html...
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Badges for Lifelong Learning: Join the Conversation
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By Grant on Sep 23rd, 2011
  1. Assessment & Evaluation
  2. Digital Media & Learning
  1. conversation
  2. DMLbadges
  3. learn
  4. listen
  5. Mozilla
  6. talk

Erin Knight, master badge wrangler over at Mozilla, wrote an excellent synthesis of the #dmlbadges conversation currently underway, and kindly...
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The Inaugural DC-DH Happy Hour
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By Donahue on Jan 19th, 2011
  1. Digital Humanities
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. conversation
  2. digital humanities
  3. happy hour
  4. meetups
  5. networking
  6. washington dc

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Layering Classroom Conversation Through Back Channeling
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By Burns on Sep 27th, 2010
  1. HASTAC Conferences & Events
  2. Higher Education
  3. Social Networks & Social Media
  4. Pedagogy & Teaching
  1. #HASTAC10
  2. back channel
  3. conversation
  4. discourse
  5. higher education
  6. participation
  7. pedagogy

My colleagues and I have been frustrated by the level of participation in our classes. It seems as if only a few students are participating -...
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Time Out to Think
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By Davidson on Nov 14th, 2009
  1. Collaboration
  2. International & Global
  1. civility
  2. collaboration
  3. conversation
  4. discourse
  5. exchange
  6. Korea

Last week, I had the privilege to keynote a conference in Daejeon, Korea, hosted by the Brain Science Research Center at KAIST (the MIT of Korea)...
At-Risk: a game that trains college faculty how to identify, speak with, and refer students in mental distress
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By charleymiller on Nov 5th, 2008
  1. Academia
  2. Games & Gaming
  3. Higher Education
  4. K-12 Learning
  5. Pedagogy & Teaching
  6. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. at-risk
  2. classroom
  3. conversation
  4. despression
  5. faculty
  6. game
  7. mental health
  8. professor
  9. simulation
  10. student
  11. suicide
  12. teacher

Hello Everyone,

Kognito, a NYC-based learning simulations and games company is excited to announce the release of At-Risk, a new serious...
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