In This Weirdly Connected Data Wired World…
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D.I.Y.
Instructables • Make Magazine • WikiHow • Maker Faire
DIY U • Life Hacker DIY Education • DIY Genius
D.I.Y. The Web
Mozilla Webmaker: Teach The Web
https://indiewebify.me/ • Indieweb
GitHub For Beginners: Don’t Get Scared, Get Started
Having started as a developer’s collaborative platform, GitHub is now the largest online storage space of collaborative works that exists in the world. Whether you’re interested in participating in this global mind meld or in researching this massive file dump of human knowledge, you need to be here.
One of the main misconceptions about GitHub is that it’s a development tool, as much a part of coding as computer languages and compilers. However, GitHub itself isn’t much more than a social network like Facebook or Flickr. You build a profile, upload projects to share and connect with other users by “following” their accounts. And while many users store programs and code projects, there’s nothing preventing you from keeping text documents or other file types in your project folders to show off.
RECLAIMING
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DIY to DIO
Technology Education: The Hat Trick
The Emerging Doitocracy
Joseph Ugoretz (Feb, 2013)
It’s the new tools for communicating, creating, connecting that make the doitocracy work. And I think the challenge, especially in a school system that has relied too long on the “because I said so” model of motivation, is to give students the access to those tools in ways that will push them to the pleasure and the dedication, the engagement and the effort, that the doitocracy rewards and requires. We need students who will and can learn independently, finding and doing and making and sharing. Because those are the leaders in the doitocracy.
