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Category Archives: USF Coursework
A cursory review
So no blog posts for nearly 3 months… but no one really seems to read this, so I don’t think I’ve really let anybody down. This is an assignment I just finished for my Issues in Multicultural Education course, it’s … Continue reading
The speed of instruction
This past week, I received a strange piece of mail. It was a paper I wrote for one of my classes, one that I have been finished with for almost 2 months. This is the first time that I’ve ever … Continue reading
Podcasts in education
Another mile long paper that I wrote last semester for my Foundations of Educational Research class, presented here for the purposes of personal archiving. In my next post, I’ll go into all the insights I’ve gained since turning it in. … Continue reading
15 Feet
I was walking around downtown last Friday and managed to see a surreal sequence of people hanging out on the sidewalk (surreal at least, for Tampa) in front of the new Skypoint condo building. First I walked past skinny hipsters … Continue reading
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The Greatest Video. Ever.
I’ve finally gotten around to adding my video project from this summer’s Interactive Media course to YouTube. My professor called it the “best video” he had ever seen in the class, so I guess it must be good right? We … Continue reading
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Best Buyin’
Click here to open in a new window. This was the end-result of a group project for the Development of Technology Based Instruction class. The goal was a short module focused on giving entry-level new hires an introduction to the … Continue reading
On Connectivism
A research paper written for my “Development of Technology-Based Instruction” course. Every post on this blog will not be a mile long and written in APA format, but in the interest of creating my own “personal content management system,” I … Continue reading
