Monthly Archives: February 2007

It just happened again. One of my students, working on a video project tried to email me the final version. Fortunately, the TWO GIGABYTE file was too big to be accepted by the UF email server. I did receive the … Continue reading →

Here’s an interesting video I ran across. It talks about Net Neutrality. You’ll see Lawerence Lessig in there as well as some other biggies: Cerf, Kahn, Berners-Lee. All these people are speaking out for network neutrality on the Internet. If … Continue reading →

If the blizzard kept you away from the state technology conference this year, here is one of my presentations. This one deals with developing effective online content to be used when teaching online. The video isn’t perfect. Some of the … Continue reading →

I finally did it.  I recorded my first Podcast.  Thanks to John Rappold from SCOCA for tagging along and supplying the content.  I named my podcast Ed Tech Chatter (sticking with the ETC acronym).  The topic for the first podcast … Continue reading →

After watching the Free Culture video again, and reading a little more about Lawence Lessig, I have determined that he has his own established “style” of presentation.  He uses a minimalist approach where only one word, or at most a … Continue reading →