I work in teaching and learning at the University of Calgary, where I’ve spent most of the last three decades thinking about how institutions adopt and use learning platforms. My PhD used video game design as a way of understanding how courses are structured, which turned out to be more useful than it sounds. I write here about edtech, digital transformation, photography, and whatever I’m currently building or reading.
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Introducing Jellyboard: A Collaborative Sticky-Note Board for Workshops
When Google retired Jamboard, a lot of facilitators lost the tool they’d been quietly relying on. It wasn’t fancy. It just worked in a room full of phones, laptops, and a projector, with people who had no interest in making yet another account. …