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  1. Jess McCulloch

    The Year of Very Little TV

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    Harry Cunningham will still be on my list of things to watch. I mean Silent Witness. Even when the story lines get a bit too much about the pathologists private lives and then getting way more involved in a police investigation that I can believe they do in real life, even then I’ll still watch. ...
  2. Jess McCulloch

    Wouldn’t It Be Nice If…

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    …we had more space for all these animals we seem to keep collecting? Yeah, maybe one day. Wouldn’t it be nice if…. …we didn’t have to look out the windows to see 8 foot high fences? Yeah, that would be good. One day. Wouldn’t it be nice if…. …we lived somewhere where we could hear ...
  3. Jess McCulloch

    The Door – a poem for the New Year

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    I originally wrote this poem for Rodd Lucier as part of my crowdfunding campaign to get to Unplugd12, (an unconference for educators in the Canadian wilderness) and never posted it here on my blog. The start of a new year seems like a good time to release it into the ether: The Door. It’s incredible ...
  4. Jess McCulloch

    I Share Online – a poem

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    Here is another poem as a reward for donations to my GoFundMe campaign to get to Canada for #unplugd12. This one is for Brian Metcalfe and Ghislaine Barbe (from AIS NSW). Brian suggested the topic of teachers sharing online, so here is the result - I Share Online I share my work online because when ...
  5. Jess McCulloch

    Technology Does Not Fit

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    Another poem written as a reward for a donation to my GoFundMe Campaign to get to #unplgud12. This one is for Jarrod Robinson who wanted a poem that could be a discussion starter for teachers in technology workshops. Jarrod, I hope this starts some conversations for you! Thank you for your donation. Technology Does Not ...
  6. Jess McCulloch

    The Journey Not The Speed

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    As part of my GoFundMe Campaign to get myself to #Unplugd12 in Canada my reward system was to write a poem of a certain length for a certain amount. So, for example a $25 donation is rewarded with a 6 line poem, $50, 10 lines and so on. However, what happened was that I was ...
  7. Jess McCulloch

    Why I Like The Daily Create #2 – Audio

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    I dare you to….. LISTEN! That’s it, just listen. Closely, dammit, shut up! Just listen. What do you hear? Have you heard it before? REALLY? I mean, have you really heard it before? Audio is special. I reckon. I’m not sure it gets enough currency in what we do today. Video is everywhere, but just audio, ...
  8. Jess McCulloch

    Why I Like The Daily Create #1 – Photos

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    I dare you to …. see things differently… Well, right, it’s like this – you know, you get into a community and you say you’re gonna do all this stuff, and you have, like, the best of intentions and then it falls…..away…. Not so here! There is this community called, like #ds106. It’s about digital ...
  9. Jess McCulloch

    A Very Social Melbourne

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    I’m discovering so many cool new things that are happening in Melbourne this year, and I will be attending one of them as many Friday mornings as I can. Very early. In the city, which is quite a significant distance from my place, which means Getting up very very early, and I am not really ...
  10. Jess McCulloch

    My Resources For Learning About Transmedia

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    I’m just starting out on my journey of learning about transmedia storytelling and how to create transmedia experiences and so I’ve been trawling the web a bit for resources and ways to collect them. Here is what I’m using (in no specific order but I think I might need to create a workflow!) -   the #transmedia hashtag ...
  11. Jess McCulloch

    Making Stories Into Learning Adventures

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    I dare you to… think outside the classroom box

    The thing that is really getting me excited at the moment is the idea of creating games-based, cross media learning adventure experiences that, while possibly adaptable for a traditional classroom, would really be focussed on kids to experience outside of a classroom and school ...

  12. Jess McCulloch

    An Occasion Of Excess

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    I dare you to exceed…

    “Excess on occasion is exhilarating. It prevents moderation from acquiring the deadening effect of habit.” W. Somerset Maugham

    Do I have a habit of moderation that I could change to an occasion of excess? Hmm, how could a bout of excessiveness help to move something along or increase ...

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