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  1. CogDog The Blog

    106 Photos… 506 of Them

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    | #106, ds106, photography, Syndicated
    October 7, 2024
    I always thought it was clever that when talking about my favorite creative act (taking/making photos) that I described photography as an act of deletion. In putting that rectangular frame around an object, landscape, animal, person, you are essentially removing everything outside the frame. With so much fervor of the “power” of generative AI to […]
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  7. cogdog

    Third Month of Double Dailies

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    | dailycreate, ds106, photography, Syndicated
    April 1, 2023
    Not that anyone is keeping score… well I am! For 2023 my double daily habits, the DS106 Daily Create and my Daily Flickr Photo routine have notched another perfect month, bringing both to 90 completions at the end of March, the 90th day of the year. This follows my streaks for both January and Feburary. Can this blistering […]
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  10. amiddlet50

    Absence of detail and the value of ambiguity in art and education

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    | #Ethics, abstract, active learning, agency, ambiguity, art, being, clarity, creativity, detail, discovery, learner engagement, learning ecologies, literalism, Music, narrative, noise, photography, Reflection, scaffolding, sculpture, space, student engagement, student-centred, Studio and Studio-based Learning, Syndicated, Teaching, walking
    September 12, 2022
    This post pulls together ideas about the value of ambiguity and space in art and education by drawing upon my diverse experiences as educator, artist, and musician. It wanders! In some ways, it is about creating room to wander. I hope you it connects with your own wanderings. Continue reading ?
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  11. @amick_hailey

    Averaged Portrait

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    | digital studies, ds106, photography, Syndicated
    February 2, 2022
    For this assignment, it was stated to take a bunch of pictures and overlay them with one another. Recently when I went to a rainforest when I was in Washington State, my girlfriend and I took a bunch of pictures most of them being silly because that is what we are when we are together. This was a very simple, funny, easy, assignment! I hope yall enjoy my sillygoofymood picture!
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  12. amiddlet50

    Photopedagogy and photovoice

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    | Academic innovation, Academic Innovation and Possibilities, active learning, agency, audio, audio-enhanced learning, belonging, BYOD4L, capture, co-production, community, connectivity, creativity, Digital Placemaking, learner engagement, learner gatherer, learning ecologies, learning ecology, Learning Space and Place, location, Media-enhanced learning, mobile learning, photo elicitation, photograph, photography, photomontage, photopedagogy, photovoice, place, portfolio, screen-based learning, Smart Learning & BYOD, smartphone, social media for learning, Syndicated, ubiquitous technolous, user producer
    August 14, 2021
    Loopmans et al. (2012) observe that photographs incite public debate about place and community. When that public context is the university course and where there is a desire for learning engagement and community building, how can photography empower the learner? … Continue reading ?
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  13. cogdog

    Tock, Tick, The Daily Trick

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    | dailyphoto, ds106, photography, Syndicated
    March 2, 2021
    Most likely I mangled my attempt at wordplay in that title. I’m writing again about my belief/obsession with small acts of daily creativity. I have no real research, no data to back my hypothesis, but I will make up something that applying Curly’s Law to doing something small, new, micro challenging on a regular basis […]
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  15. @rm_giles

    Niagara Falls 2018

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    | photography, Syndicated
    February 3, 2020
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  23. teresa

    How in the World do Beautiful Monarch Butterflies Migrate?

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    | Life Science, migrating animals, migrating monarch butterflies, monarch, monarch butterflies, photography, pollinating insects, Syndicated
    September 16, 2018

    The fact that the delicate but beautiful monarch butterflies migrate is a marvel of nature. From North America to Mexico, their migration is a marvel considering their small and delicate nature. Their populations are declining but there are ways you can help.

    The post How in the World do Beautiful Monarch Butterflies Migrate? appeared first on Science Alcove.

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  24. teresa

    How in the World do Beautiful Monarch Butterflies Migrate?

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    | Life Science, migrating animals, migrating monarch butterflies, monarch, monarch butterflies, photography, pollinating insects, Syndicated
    September 16, 2018

    The fact that the delicate but beautiful monarch butterflies migrate is a marvel of nature. From North America to Mexico, their migration is a marvel considering their small and delicate nature. Their populations are declining but there are ways you can help.

    The post How in the World do Beautiful Monarch Butterflies Migrate? appeared first on Science Alcove.

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  29. amiddlet50

    The tweet is the new photograph

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    | agency, Digital Placemaking, Instagram, Literacies and intelligence, mediation, photo, photography, Possibilities, Snapchat, Social Media, social media for learning, Syndicated, tweet, twitter
    July 15, 2018
    I am reading Susan Sontag’s seminal book On Photography from 1977. It’s interesting reading the book in an age where the act of photographing the world has exploded beyond what Sontag could have imagined – even though her critique of … Continue reading →
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  30. amiddlet50

    Productive failure, drawing and erasing – exploring visual literacies #twalk #possibilities

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    | drawing, event, learning environments, learning space, metaphor, mobile learning, photography, sm4l, smart devices, smart learning, Social Media, social media for learning, Syndicated, twalk, tweetchat, twitter, visual literacies, walk, walking
    July 11, 2018
    More walking, talking and Twalking (just about) I co-led a Twalk today on the subject of visual literacies as part of Sheffield Hallam University’s Learning & Teaching Conference with my colleague Helen Rodger. It was billed simply as a learning … Continue reading →
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