Author: T Michelle Moore
Some thoughts on what we know about content that haschanged. #TK10PRE #TK10
Almost everything we knew about content, as learning professionals, has changed. Teacher (up front, knows stuff), Learners (in audience, don’t know anything) Teacher decides where we are going because they are up there and students are in the back (audience) Teacher picks the text and it IS THE RIGHT TEXT. Whatever we teach must be…
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Relax! Everything You Know About Content is Wrong – Dick Carlson
Well, I made it. I am in my first session at #TK1o – Relax! Everything You Know About Content is Wrong with Dick Carlson. #TK10PRE In this session I hope to learn: How to Integrate tools like Twitter, Facebook, and e-mail lists into our e-learning projects Design a successful free/pay mdoel for learning content Create a…
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Cai Guo-Qiang: Fallen Blossoms, Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2009-12-11
Back in 2009 we visited the Philadelphia Museum of Art and happened to be there on the opening day of Cai Guo-Qiang’s (@CaiGuoQiang) exhibit, Fallen Blossoms. It took me a while to find the name of the exhibit and the artist. Here is a short video of the outside event. T Michelle Moore Also on:…
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Cai Guo-Qiang: Fallen Blossoms Exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2009-12-11
The photos and video below include some from the opening of the Cai Guo-Qiang: Fallen Blossoms exhibit. https://www.philamuseum.org/exhibitions/381.html
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Teamwork and Elearning
I worked with a great group of people for the last three days. We were “sequestered” and working on developing an elearning module using Captivate, Presenter, PowerPoint, video, audio, document data files, and graphics. Our group was past forming, storming, norming, and were defintely performing. We have many lessons learned and will be documenting them…
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Philadelphia Museum of Art Membership, 2009-05-24
My husband and I recently went to Philadelphia. During that visit we went to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. I don’t remember why we went to the PMA, but I am so glad we did! During that time there was a special Cezanne exhibit in progress. The tickets were sort of pricey so my husband…
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Hurricane Gustav and Social Networking
The ReadWriteWeb blog had an interesting article which demonstrated how social networking tools are being used to provide up to date information on the storm. It was interesting to see the way that Twitter is being used to provide updates from organizations such as the Red Cross. clipped from www.readwriteweb.com On the third anniversary of…
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How I Passed the PMP Exam
I just wanted to give the details on what helped me pass the Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification exam. Here are the things I did: At first I was going to take the CAPM exam because my job title is not Project Manager. I am a teacher. Two Project Managent training professionals told me to reconsider because even…
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PMP Certification
I took the Project Management Professional exam today and I passed.
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