Digital by Default

Digital by Default

Nathan Yergler [mozilladrumbeat]

[this was originally published on the Mozilla Drumbeat Festival blog] Nathan Yergler is the Chief Technology Officer at Creative Commons and is another person attending and contributing to both the Open Education Conference and the Drumbeat Festival (as well as hopefully sneaking in a trip to the Picasso Museum!) Nathan was kind enough to let…

October 6, 2010
Q and A with Nathan Yergler for Mozilla Drumbeat

This is my full Q and A with Nathan Yergler, the CTO of Creative Commons. The summary was published on the Mozilla Drumbeat Festival blog. What are you going to do in Barcelona? I’m coming to Barcelona for both Drumbeat and OpenEd. At OpenEd I’ll be presenting a paper on OER search and discovery that…

October 5, 2010
[JISC] Weeknote 33/33

33 weeks of constant blogging has been achieved – the best unbroken run of my blogging career and it worked even better than I hoped as a way of getting me thinking and identifying other things to blog about. It is also an interesting record of my year in the JISC Innovation team to look…

October 1, 2010
Q and A with Brian Lamb for Mozilla Drumbeat Festival

[this post was originally published at http://www.drumbeat.org/content/qa-brian-lamb] Brian Lamb is a ‘Strategist and Discoordinator‘ at the University of British Columbia and one of the mainstays of the Open Education Conference. He was also instrumental in coining the term ‘edupunk‘ (for better or worse!). He is in Barcelona primarily for OpenEd where as well as being…

October 1, 2010
Foursquare Thinking

While Playful turned out to be less my scene than I’d hoped I did enjoy the talks I stayed around for. The session before lunch was a bit of a jokey set of talks where people tried to get some agreement on the etiquette for using Foursquare. Four people made proposals to the audience and…

September 27, 2010