I deleted 40,000 tweets last week. Here's why (and how).
This post is Part 2 in my series on digital minimalism. Check out my first post in this series, Digital minimalism ― being deliberate about digital... »
A journey through API programming ― Part 4: Posting to Medium
This is part of a series of posts in which I blog through my process of learning API programming in general and the Medium API in... »
Getting data out of Medium
Controlling my data is important to me. It’s also important that my students (and the faculty that I support) have the ability to control their own... »
A journey through API programming ― Part 3: Retrieving data
This is part of a series of posts in which I blog through my process of learning API programming in general and the Medium API in... »
A journey through API programming ― Part 2: Why APIs?
This is part of a series of posts in which I blog through my process of learning API programming in general and the Medium API in... »
A journey through API programming ― Part 1: What is an API?
An API is one of the most powerful and essential tools for web programming today. And yet, as I’ve been building my skills as a web... »
Coding for Teachers ― A DPL Workshop
Following is the outline and resources for my workshop “Coding for Teachers” at Digital Pedagogy Lab’s 2016 Institute. If you’ve been thinking about possibly learning to... »
Hypothes.is Aggregator ― A WordPress Plugin
This is a cross-post from the UMW Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies blog. I’ve been working and writing a lot lately about using the web... »
Introducing Pypothesis ― Part 2: a Python module for the hypothes.is API
Recently I’ve created two tools to help people make fuller use of hypothes.is in their work as public scholars. This post is the second in a... »
Introducing Pypothesis ― Part 1: hypothes.is to MarkDown
I’ve been working and writing a lot lately about using the web annotation tool hypothes.is for public scholarship. It has a lot of cool uses ―... »
Hypothes.is as a public research notebook
Can we do scholarly work in public without relying on for-profit “social” platforms? This is a big question I’ve been mulling over lately, especially as my... »
Three-dimensional calculations in Python 3
I have to do some Python coding for The Lieder Project that involves Euclidean distance and variance in three-dimensional space. I’m positive that modules for these... »
Getting started with GitHub
There has been a lot of talk about GitHub at Digital Pedagogy Lab this week. Following are a few resources for learning and using GitHub for... »
Installing a Known blog on a private server
I’ve been really getting into the IndieWeb lately. I’ve always been a fan of open-source software (and textbooks!), but there are some cool new tools for... »
Publishing with GitHub pages
This week, I helped the folks at Hybrid Pedagogy publish an ebook on open online learning. Like Engaging Students: Essays in Music Pedagogy, and all of... »
