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6 things: exploring, contributing, making, thinking, doing in the classroom
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By Moesch on Mar 28th, 2012
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Design
  3. Arts & Humanities
  4. Gender & Sexuality
  5. Assessment & Evaluation
  6. Collaboration
  7. Digital Media & Learning
  8. Pedagogy & Teaching
  9. Multimedia
  10. Technology
  1. assessment
  2. assignments
  3. lgbt
  4. participation
  5. pedagogy
  6. queer
  7. queer studies
  8. queer theory
  9. teaching

What are the options for working within the constraints of today's university clasroom when considering the conversations around critical building...
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Differentiating Participation: How We Need to Rethink Our Notions of Participation for the Adult Learners
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By Burns on Apr 5th, 2011
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  2. HASTAC
  1. back channel
  2. differentiation
  3. HASTAC
  4. participation
  5. tltsym11
  6. twitter

We know that professional development should be differentiated (Glickman, 2004; Long, 2004), so one of the reasons that I LOVE the Teaching and...
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Differentiating Participation: How We Need to Rethink Our Notions of Participation for the Adult Learners
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By Burns on Apr 5th, 2011
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  2. HASTAC
  1. back channel
  2. differentiation
  3. HASTAC
  4. participation
  5. tltsym11
  6. twitter

We know that professional development should be differentiated (Glickman, 2004; Long, 2004), so one of the reasons that I LOVE the Teaching and...
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Participating in electing Obama (and avoiding his motorcade)
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By Hoyt on Oct 21st, 2010
  1. Government & Politics
  1. 11/4/08
  2. deutchman
  3. documentary
  4. Los Angeles
  5. motorcade
  6. obama
  7. participation
  8. traffic

As the St. Louis volunteers waited to hear CNNs prediction for the next state to turn blue, they shared with one another what working on the Obama...
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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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Thank you, HASTAC Scholars, for an Inspiring Year
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By Davidson on May 30th, 2010
  1. HASTAC Scholars
  2. Collaboration
  1. collaboration
  2. contribution
  3. HASTAC Scholars
  4. participation

It's the end of the academic year at many universities and almost at the end for those of you on the quarter system.   For HASTAC Scholars,...
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INTERVIEW: Eric Gordon on Participatory Chinatown
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By Shuman on Mar 23rd, 2010
  1. Civic Engagement
  2. Digital Media & Learning
  3. Community & Policy
  1. community
  2. DML
  3. DMLinterview
  4. interview
  5. organizing
  6. participation
  7. participatory chinatown
  8. urban planning

Participatory Chinatown project website - http://www.participatorychinatown.org

Interviewed by:
David Palter, PhD student in U.S....
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Democracy in a Webby World
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By Davidson on Dec 10th, 2009
  1. Government & Politics
  1. democracy
  2. digital
  3. participation
  4. webby

After spending a morning looking at dull websites that I will probably never return to again, I thought back to a conversation yesterday with the...
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Interactive Audience Measurement
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By Tussey on Sep 13th, 2009
  1. Film, Video & Animation
  2. Journalism & Media
  3. Institutions & Organizations
  1. audience
  2. ethan
  3. film
  4. Flow
  5. interactive
  6. measurement
  7. media
  8. nielsen
  9. participation
  10. television
  11. ucsb

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Organizing Playpower volunteers around open technology
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By Douglass on Sep 11th, 2009
  1. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  2. Community & Policy
  3. Technology
  1. community engagement
  2. educational technology
  3. open source
  4. participation
  5. playpower

How can Playpower foster the use of radically affordable computers for education, and how do we enable our hundreds of volunteers to help us?...
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