You’ve always had to make choices about what content to deploy in your course, even in the pre-digital world. Though the formats changed, you still made the same types of decisions. […]
I’m drawn to solving big problems. Devising real solutions to so-gigantic-that-they-are-obvious problems. Here’s my next one. I’m sick of the fact that talent gets lost—that there are writers, musicians, and artists […]
Artists of all types: Who’s going to pay you for your work? Digital changes the commerce equation. You have to prove yourself first, but now you have the outlets to […]
In baseball, “defensive indifference” is ruled when the defensive team is indifferent to the actions of the offensive team. Go ahead and steal second. You won’t get credit in the […]
Creating a connection in your classroom is essential to the learning process. You do this every day—as a Real Teacher, it comes naturally to you. But that comfort is challenged […]
It’s been an invigorating few months “in between” jobs. I’ve been exploring, connecting, building my network, and searching for the next big issue to put my energy into. I can’t […]
What would you rather have—a light connection with wide audience, or a deep connection with a smaller group? Digital is biased towards the former. The power of the Web lies in […]
If you are one of my regular readers of Tracked Change from Tumblr, WELCOME! As I mentioned in last Friday’s post, I am in the process of trying to relocate […]
Hey, check it out—news from the Mobile Sound Lab. One of my songs is being used as the intro, or the “auditory icon,” for the new video series by EdTech Times. I chose a […]
