Learning is Change

This is one of the coolest things that you can do inside of Google drawings, and embedding these into Google sites makes for some really interesting uses.

Originally shared by Chris Betcher

Making image maps using Google Drawings

Making Image Maps with Google Drawings

Originally shared by Ben Wilkoff

Agenda: http://bit.ly/dpscop6

Specific Meeting Goals: 

1. To build the starter pack of Communities of Practice

1a. Connect our communities together

1b. Create Help Documentation

1c. Decide where the Starter Pack lives (in all of its iterations)

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Agenda: http://bit.ly/dpscop6

Specific Meeting Goals: 

1. To build the starter pack of Communities of Practice

1a. Connect our communities together

1b. Create Help Documentation

1c. Decide where the Starter Pack lives (in all of its iterations)

How do we encourage lurkers to become more active participants in our communities?

How do we make our Communities more “Lurker Friendly”?

Don’t worry! I used the google glass on the dashboard so I don’t have to hold anything and I can look straight ahead at the road. 

I realized yesterday that I think in terms of communities or groups, now. Whenever I am learning something new, I am thinking about which audience it makes sense for. Do you do this, and if so, how does it affect your learning (or your students’ learning)?

This is what we look like in ASCII art