Comments on: From Behind the Camera the Future Looks Bright http://edcabellon.com/tech/behindthecamera/ Where Higher Education, Emerging Technology, and Social Media Come Together Wed, 16 May 2012 15:14:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ed Cabellon http://edcabellon.com/tech/behindthecamera/comment-page-1/#comment-431 Ed Cabellon Mon, 19 Jul 2010 14:23:39 +0000 http://edcabellon.com/?p=1282#comment-431 Sean, thanks so much for your feedback and insights. I appreciate it greatly! I enjoy trying new things with this media to deliver free professional development. In the end, I hope people learn from it. Thanks for reading and commenting! Sean, thanks so much for your feedback and insights. I appreciate it greatly! I enjoy trying new things with this media to deliver free professional development. In the end, I hope people learn from it. Thanks for reading and commenting!

]]> By: shorter university http://edcabellon.com/tech/behindthecamera/comment-page-1/#comment-415 shorter university Thu, 15 Jul 2010 07:38:34 +0000 http://edcabellon.com/?p=1282#comment-415 I like the information. It’s pretty interesting. It seems that you were able to cope up immediately even if you are just new in the field of social media game. Technology is truly amazing since it provides lot of opportunities and developments. I like the information. It’s pretty interesting. It seems that you were able to cope up immediately even if you are just new in the field of social media game. Technology is truly amazing since it provides lot of opportunities and developments.

]]> By: Sean Cook http://edcabellon.com/tech/behindthecamera/comment-page-1/#comment-413 Sean Cook Thu, 15 Jul 2010 01:14:24 +0000 http://edcabellon.com/?p=1282#comment-413 Mike, I haven't had time to watch them all yet but I was able to tune in to the last little bit of Rey and Ed. I'd like to see these continue and grow into something more. I'm looking forward to seeing where this whole things goes. I think there are some ways to let these grow into something even more, and to serve as not only cornerstone content for Ed's blog but also as a clear connecting point to a wide variety of other innovative, free or low cost-of-entry professional development opportunities for higher ed professionals. This is model program kind of stuff, and is only going to get better. Like many other innovations in the social media space in higher education, it raises the bar. Ed is so good at this, and those of us trying to do similar things would be wise to study his approach. I know that I am. Also, give yourself a little credit, too. You may be comparatively new to some of this, but you are an active learner, and always have been. I remember when you were setting up your blog, and we had some conversations about plug-ins and other random stuff I had just recently been learning about. I was impressed by how quick a study you are, and how engaged you are in giving things a try. You understand collaborative learning, and you put it into play. I'm looking forward to seeing where this all goes. But in the meantime, I can only say "Great work. Give us more." Sean Mike, I haven’t had time to watch them all yet but I was able to tune in to the last little bit of Rey and Ed. I’d like to see these continue and grow into something more. I’m looking forward to seeing where this whole things goes. I think there are some ways to let these grow into something even more, and to serve as not only cornerstone content for Ed’s blog but also as a clear connecting point to a wide variety of other innovative, free or low cost-of-entry professional development opportunities for higher ed professionals. This is model program kind of stuff, and is only going to get better. Like many other innovations in the social media space in higher education, it raises the bar. Ed is so good at this, and those of us trying to do similar things would be wise to study his approach. I know that I am.

Also, give yourself a little credit, too. You may be comparatively new to some of this, but you are an active learner, and always have been. I remember when you were setting up your blog, and we had some conversations about plug-ins and other random stuff I had just recently been learning about. I was impressed by how quick a study you are, and how engaged you are in giving things a try. You understand collaborative learning, and you put it into play.

I’m looking forward to seeing where this all goes. But in the meantime, I can only say “Great work. Give us more.”

Sean

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