Comments on: CUNY IT Conference 2007 http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/ There is nothing so impossible in nature... Thu, 15 Dec 2011 20:56:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: cac.ophony.org http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/comment-page-1/#comment-53618 cac.ophony.org Wed, 11 Jun 2008 19:19:20 +0000 http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/#comment-53618 <strong>Important Questions from the CUNY IT Conference...</strong> I broke away from productive dissertating last Friday to attend a panel on innovating with open source at the 2007 CUNY IT Conference featuring our fearless leader, Mikhail Gershovich, City Tech English Professor Matt Gold, and University of Mary Washi... Important Questions from the CUNY IT Conference…

I broke away from productive dissertating last Friday to attend a panel on innovating with open source at the 2007 CUNY IT Conference featuring our fearless leader, Mikhail Gershovich, City Tech English Professor Matt Gold, and University of Mary Washi…

]]> By: Matt http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/comment-page-1/#comment-45762 Matt Sat, 08 Dec 2007 18:01:58 +0000 http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/#comment-45762 Like Jim, I was very sorry that I had to miss the Macaulay sessions at the IT conference. The Honors College is obviously a hotbed of open-source experimentation at CUNY, and we can't have enough of that. I very much hope that I'll have the chance to work, play, and experiment with you at some point in the future! In the meantime, I'm excited to have found your blog, and I look forward to following your work through it. Like Jim, I was very sorry that I had to miss the Macaulay sessions at the IT conference. The Honors College is obviously a hotbed of open-source experimentation at CUNY, and we can’t have enough of that. I very much hope that I’ll have the chance to work, play, and experiment with you at some point in the future! In the meantime, I’m excited to have found your blog, and I look forward to following your work through it.

]]> By: Jim http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/comment-page-1/#comment-45579 Jim Mon, 03 Dec 2007 02:07:15 +0000 http://www.mountebank.org/blog/420/cuny-it-conference-2007/#comment-45579 Hey Joe, In fact, missing the session about the Instructional Technology Fellowship at the IT Conference was one of my concerns. Interestingly enough, I got my start in this field through the outfit you are now directing and it is a really special place for teaching and learning technologies. Additionally, I can officially say congratulations on the new position. You are in a truly unique space to make some serious in roads with all this stuff, and you have some great people on board to help. I'm not sure what your plans are, but you and I should talk some more I would love to chat about a couple of things we couldn't talk about at the conference due to the overlap. I'm at jimgroom_at_gamil.com, and I'll be entirely honest -- I want to talk WPMu with you. Think open source, simple, publishing platforms for teaching and learning that can just as easily be portfolio tools for the incoming classes. You could really feature the work of CUNY's newest experiment in some fascinating ways. Finally, I'm sorry to always be the salesman, I must have watched USed Cars one to many times as a kid :) Thanks for the link, and congratulations on all the cool stuff happening in your life at the moment. Hey Joe,

In fact, missing the session about the Instructional Technology Fellowship at the IT Conference was one of my concerns. Interestingly enough, I got my start in this field through the outfit you are now directing and it is a really special place for teaching and learning technologies. Additionally, I can officially say congratulations on the new position. You are in a truly unique space to make some serious in roads with all this stuff, and you have some great people on board to help. I’m not sure what your plans are, but you and I should talk some more I would love to chat about a couple of things we couldn’t talk about at the conference due to the overlap.

I’m at jimgroom_at_gamil.com, and I’ll be entirely honest — I want to talk WPMu with you. Think open source, simple, publishing platforms for teaching and learning that can just as easily be portfolio tools for the incoming classes. You could really feature the work of CUNY’s newest experiment in some fascinating ways. Finally, I’m sorry to always be the salesman, I must have watched USed Cars one to many times as a kid :)

Thanks for the link, and congratulations on all the cool stuff happening in your life at the moment.

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