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    1. martha‏ @mburtis 26 Feb 2020

      Experienced open educators, what is one thing you wish someone had told you back when you were first exploring and trying open pedagogy and/or oer?

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    2. Mike Caulfield‏ @holden 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @mburtis

      I think for open pedagogy, use a small toolset. You can throw in one new technology and if you're charismatic two. But students do better exploring the creative potential of a couple tools across different problems rather than the perfect tool for each problem.

      1 reply 0 retweets 7 likes
    3. martha‏ @mburtis 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @holden

      Such good advice. Less overwhelming for faculty. Less overwhelming for students.

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    4. Mike Caulfield‏ @holden 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @mburtis

      I think this was partially something I learned from you & UMW -- like there's ZERO WAY lots of the stuff you did should have been using WordPress in any logically parseable way. But better to kludge something together than force students to learn three different environments.

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    5. Mike Caulfield‏ @holden 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @holden @mburtis

      And it's more empowering too! Students learn that when they want to solve a thingamabob problem they don't need a thingamabob software environment. They can be creative.

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    6. Mike Caulfield‏ @holden 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @holden @mburtis

      I put together an entire class once with a teacher where the only tool was a shared pinboard account. The instructor was like "So you know John McCain. Think of my level of tech savvy as John McCain. Maybe less."

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    7. Mike Caulfield‏ @holden 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @holden @mburtis

      So we talked and we came up with this idea where the students would publish abstracts on various articles and I said, let's do Wordpress, but it was overwhelming. So I showed her @Pinboard and said do you think your students could blog in this, and she said yes, so we did it.

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    8. Mike Caulfield‏ @holden 27 Feb 2020
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      @Pinboard just retweeted this so I will save stories about other tech for later. One thing I will say is before the class I emailed @Pinboard (this was maybe 2014?) and said hey would it violate terms to put everyone in this? And he said no, that sounds cool, go for it.

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      Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 27 Feb 2020
      Replying to @holden @mburtis

      You can talk about other tech! I'm just gratified to hear stories about the site being useful; it is very satisfying to know people find it a help in their lives

      4:25 PM - 27 Feb 2020
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