Tag Archives: domain of one’s own

The Secret Soylent Domains Sauce: It’s People Supporting People

Last week I shared some thoughts about Domains with faculty at Grinnell College. It was supposed to be a conversation, and if I was as responsible and prepared as Alan Linklover it might have been, but I wasn’t and it … Continue reading

Posted in Domain of One's Own, presentations | Tagged , , , | 5 Comments

ELI’s 7 Things about Domain of One’s Own

Well, Domain of One’s Own has finally hit the big time 🙂 Earlier this week the 7 Things to Know about Domain of One’s Own case study was published by the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative. You can download it from their … Continue reading

Posted in Domain of One's Own | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Web Hosting vs. Web Publishing

I appreciate NYU Libraries’ straightforward approach to their Domain of One’s Own project, they basically say, we’re hosting …. that’s it. In fact, it’s right in their domain: http://hosting.nyu.edu So when someone recently asked me for various examples of how schools … Continue reading

Posted in reclaim | Tagged , , , | 2 Comments

Domus vindicare regnum tuum

One of the many cool things I took away from visiting Coventry last week was how they are re-working their support documentation to be more conceptual and visual. A teaching aide that leads you to a particular issue, rather than … Continue reading

Posted in Domain of One's Own | Tagged , , , , , | Leave a comment

cPanel Minimalism

We recently migrated UNLV’s faculty websites to a Domain of One’s Own environment. I learned a lot during that migration which in turn helped motivate me to finally clean up the bavatuesdays multi-network site I’ve been putting off for over … Continue reading

Posted in open education, presentations, reclaim | Tagged , , , | 3 Comments

Tech Infrastructure as OER

Recently on Twitter, Jöran MuuĂź-Merhol reminded me of a discussion we had back in 2016 at the OER Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland.  This podcast with @jimgroom on the beauty and the messiness of #learning is one of my favorites! (Only … Continue reading

Posted in open education | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

Ghost in a Shell

I woke up this morning with an excited text from Tim “the wonderful wizard of Reclaim” Owens pointing me to some work he did on our Cloudron test instance. Short version: it is awesome. Now for the slightly longer version. … Continue reading

Posted in reclaim | Tagged , , | 7 Comments

Practical Advice for Running Domain of One’s Own

I spend some of my time these days giving sage advice; us thought leaders do that from time to time—consider it a fringe benefit of staying my ass in school 🙂 Anyway, I was asked how I would approach framing a Domain of … Continue reading

Posted in Domain of One's Own, reclaim | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

The Indie EdTech Movement

I’m just returning from a deeply energizing trip to California. I spent the bulk of my time in Los Angeles, but also spent two days at Stanford University for the dLRN conference. This post was inspired by the presentation I did with Adam Croom at dLRN. … Continue reading

Posted in indieedtech, reclaim, Uncategorized | Tagged , , , , , , , | 9 Comments

Initial Notes on an API-Driven Community Site for BYU

Last week Tim and I travelled to Brigham Young University to continue conversations started in June around how BYU’s University API initiative, Domain of One’s Own, and an emerging vision of personal APIs might converge. We spent the first part of … Continue reading

Posted in reclaim, reclaimopen | Tagged , , , , | 3 Comments