So let’s face it folks, I have some disabilities–diabetes, arthritis, and bursitis. I have trouble standing in a long buffet line or walking from a distant parking lot. I’ve always known that means no #ride2cw participation for me. I do…
Author: Traci Gardner
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-05-17
Why Haven't MOOCs Eliminated Any Professors? | Inside Higher Ed https://t.co/qz0nTxOiwa -> How I am Getting Involved to Improve Online Discussion: https://t.co/RAUzYb7bO0 (my most recent blog post) ->
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-05-10
My latest post considers how to improve online participation by Increasing Low-Stakes Discussions: https://t.co/zD2BjIfCJM ->
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-04-28
Goal: Improve Online Discussions: https://t.co/woHoIAuRHD (my latest post) ->
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-04-24
Professional Insecurity in a Fraught Environment | Inside Higher Ed » https://t.co/bwRPSeb8em ->
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-02-19
Why Every High School Should Teach A Social Media Class — An Idea For You https://t.co/zsIRAQnNoQ ->
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-02-14
My latest post focuses on shifting to more visual texts with Infographics as Readings: https://t.co/PvTQfv5GBc ->
Memes and Protest Posters
How do the current political posters (say like at the women’s march) compare to political protest posters from another time period (let’s say the 60s)? I’m wondering if the rhetoric and content of image-based memes is influencing the phrasing and…
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-02-01
My post on a student-centered strategy I'm using for Recording Weekly Activity Points: https://t.co/9upEi2Hsa4 ->
@newsfromtengrrl for 2017-01-25
My latest blog post on Making Memes to Illustrate Readings, based on Daniel Rarela's MLK memes: https://t.co/53xUXVSfrQ ->