Portfolio: Ed Beck’s Portfolio

Accessibility in Action: Exploring TimelineJS Accessibility in Action: Exploring TimelineJS

Yesterday, I met with Taylor Jadin of Reclaim Hosting, and we started to map out a new project. We are going to run an open […] See MoreAccessibility in Action: Exploring TimelineJSYesterday, I met with Taylor Jadin of Reclaim Hosting, and we started to map out a new project. We are going to run an open […]

Public Dollars, Open Solutions: The Case for Open Source and Open Practices in Higher Education Public Dollars, Open Solutions: The Case for Open Source and Open Practices in Higher Education

This weekend I presented at the Public Good U Conference, which was a collaboration between SUNY and CUNY. Held in Albany, […] See MorePublic Dollars, Open Solutions: The Case for Open Source and Open Practices in Higher EducationThis weekend I presented at the Public Good U Conference, which was a collaboration between SUNY and CUNY. Held in Albany, […]

My Next Guest: Using my professional network as guest speakers tied to course competencies My Next Guest: Using my professional network as guest speakers tied to course competencies

In Fall 2022, I was offered a course within SUNY Oneonta’s Ed Tech Masters Program. EDUC-5088 Instructional Technology […] See MoreMy Next Guest: Using my professional network as guest speakers tied to course competenciesIn Fall 2022, I was offered a course within SUNY Oneonta’s Ed Tech Masters Program. EDUC-5088 Instructional Technology […]

Comment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by @lightweight I think of our approach in tiers- The lowest is providing or using web tools, tier 2 is getting a website or homepage for your project, tier 3 is taking over the backend management of a simple LAMP environment, tier 4 is where you live, in co Comment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by @lightweight I think of our approach in tiers- The lowest is providing or using web tools, tier 2 is getting a website or homepage for your project, tier 3 is taking over the backend management of a simple LAMP environment, tier 4 is where you live, in co

This Article was mentioned on brid.gy See MoreComment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by @lightweight I think of our approach in tiers- The lowest is providing or using web tools, tier 2 is getting a website or homepage for your project, tier 3 is taking over the backend management of a simple LAMP environment, tier 4 is where you live, in coThis Article was mentioned on brid.gy

Comment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by @lightweight So my institution pays for a service where I can give Shared Hosting accounts that faculty staff and students can manage their own cPanel- install applications like Moodle, WordPress, Omeka, Scalar, Drupal.It's limited to LAMP applicatio Comment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by @lightweight So my institution pays for a service where I can give Shared Hosting accounts that faculty staff and students can manage their own cPanel- install applications like Moodle, WordPress, Omeka, Scalar, Drupal.It's limited to LAMP applicatio

This Article was mentioned on brid.gy See MoreComment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by @lightweight So my institution pays for a service where I can give Shared Hosting accounts that faculty staff and students can manage their own cPanel- install applications like Moodle, WordPress, Omeka, Scalar, Drupal.It's limited to LAMP applicatioThis Article was mentioned on brid.gy

Comment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by Wayne Mackintosh 🇳🇿🐧 Comment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by Wayne Mackintosh 🇳🇿🐧

@ed_beck Nice!We use Multisite for course materials. Learners can register their blog URL for harvesting tagged blog posts […] See MoreComment on Why Moodle should be the next great OER Tool by Wayne Mackintosh 🇳🇿🐧@ed_beck Nice!We use Multisite for course materials. Learners can register their blog URL for harvesting tagged blog posts […]