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Ian O'ByrneCome share a walk in your world.
This is our last learning event, #LE10 for #WalkMyWorld 2021.
Ways Of Knowing. How Do We Know What We Know?
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@tutormentor1 It does take time and energy, and it's fine to choose where to put that time and energy. I am paying attention to this one because I know some of the folks behind it from #clmooc and #walkmyworld and other intersections
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#WalkMyWorld Learning Event #9 (#LE9) - Soundtrack Of Your Life.
Music, expression, & identity can come in different forms, languages, and styles.
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#walkmyworld learning event #8 (#LE8).
Our Magnum Opus
The World Is Yours. What will you do with it?
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#WalkMyWorld #LE7 – Where I’m Going
Life must be lived forwards. We have the opportunity to survive, succeed, and achieve.
Share a Walk in your World. Welcome to learning event #6 (#LE6) - Recognizing the Details.
Hold space and bear witness to the daily interactions that make up our lives.
Come Share a Walk in Your World.
Here is Learning Event #5 - A Turning Point
As you identify the arc of your story, which story are you currently living?
Tales are told by Wendy TaleoOne of the reasons I do free courses (currently #NetNarr and #WalkMyWorld) is to try new things. This week I've discovered the ability of Android on Samsung 10 phone to record the screen, including my voice and system sounds. This allows for some very cool combinations. I know vloggers have been doing this for eons, but I'm curious how this can be used for digital story telling. https://networkedstories.blogspot.com/2021/02/whisper-into-future.html
Whisper into the future. https://youtu.be/kU6pxNUAI0o I loved discovering the screen recorder function on Android 10. #NetNarr #WalkMyWorld
Where this hypotenuse
slides ever downward
into angled corners
to form an imperfect vertex
of legged lines is
where the shape of story
finds its point, then rests
itself upon another
teetering edge
of the world
