Category Archives: dtlt

3D Printing: Another ELI 7 Things for UMW’s DTLT

Posted on July 13, 2012 by Reverend

In this month’s edition of ELI’s 7 Things Series they feature 3D Printing, and thanks to the awesome work of Tim Owens and George Meadows UMW is featured prominently. Tim and George have been experimenting wildly with 3D printing over … Continue reading →

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UMW featured in ELI’s 7 Things about New Learning Ecosystems

Posted on May 3, 2012 by Reverend

UMW is featured in this month’s Seven Things You Should Know Series by ELI focusing on Navigating the New Learning Ecosystem. What’s interesting is that this is not the first time UMW has been featured in the 7 Things series, … Continue reading →

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Masters of Our Domain Names: UMW to Pilot Domain of One’s Own

Posted on April 1, 2012 by Reverend

What’s gotten lost in all the attention around the ds106 Kickstarter is the fact that on Friday DTLT sat down with UMW’s Chief Information Office, the inimitable Justin Webb, to work out the details for an initial pilot launch of … Continue reading →

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You know what, DTLT is pretty sick right now

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Reverend

The semester has been flying by, here we are in week 10, two-thirds through and I have to say we here at UMW’s Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies are moving at a pretty amazing clip. It’s as if everything … Continue reading →

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I Fracking Love UMW Blogs

Posted on March 20, 2012 by Reverend

It’s been a wild couple of years with ds106, and I love that little bastard. But sometimes too much fond affection on the baby blinds you to the maturing of your other kids, namely umwblogs. That environment is now 5 … Continue reading →

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Cellular Storytelling

Posted on March 16, 2012 by Reverend

UMW Biology professor Steve Gallik has dreamed up a very cool approach for students in his Histology lab to share and comment on what’s under the microscope. Rather than purchasing expensive camera-ready digital microscopes, he worked with the UMW Teaching Center … Continue reading →

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DTLT controls the Vertical and the Horizontal

Posted on January 29, 2012 by Reverend

Two weeks ago the DTLT group presented at the Educause Midatlantic Regional Conference in Baltimore, Maryland. The panel discussion covered ds106—what else is there? Martha Burtis provided an overview of the course, Tim Owens the technical framework, I featured the … Continue reading →

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Who’s afraid of the big bad #sopa?

Posted on December 16, 2011 by Reverend

…I am! And in the latest episode of DTLT Today Boone and Wally Gorges lay out a pretty compelling case why anyone doing anything related to open education online in higher education should be too. Boone and Wally brilliantly talked … Continue reading →

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DTLT Today’s 100th Episode

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Reverend

I guess today is a day of milestones, not only has the bava turned six years old today marking my sixth year at UMW, but DTLT Today has cranked out its 100th episode—which is a pretty amazing feat.  When Tim … Continue reading →

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The World’s Craziest Educational Videos feat. ds106

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Reverend

I’m not sure the K12 Online Conference is over yet, and I’m also not sure where the discussion for that conference is taking place—anyone? But I did want to go ahead and share the entire 21 minute video we created … Continue reading →

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