Equity and Diversity
Thinking about the topic for #ccourses and for me language gets in the way. People say… if we do this for them… and language is so loaded and sets… Read More »Equity and Diversity
Laura Ritchie
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The Daily Connect
(1 min read) My first thoughts today were: every moment is now. We can. I am. Happy Friday! I am one of those people who… Read More »The Daily Connect
Has that edge moved again?
I find that my edge is moving daily. What I used to think was the edge is now quite far behind me as my confidence… Read More »Has that edge moved again?
Protected: The script: From practice to performance
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Challenge accepted.
This story begins with a conversation on Twitter: Bring my A game?? A challenge??? The gauntlet has been cast… Read More »Challenge accepted.
Where’s your edge?
Photo CC licensed here: http://bit.ly/1sKGYNL (3 min read) Last night’s #ccourses webinar had some really inspiring moments, and several people picked up on Howard Rheingold saying “if… Read More »Where’s your edge?
Halfway through MUS654: Are you finding your way?
Five weeks in… already?! So how is it going? Are you finding your way? What are you getting from MUS654? My university students are drawing… Read More »Halfway through MUS654: Are you finding your way?
Writing with greats and randomness: reflections on the #dailyconnect
I loved the Daily Connect suggested by @dogtrax where we were invited to write something and various long-established writers would also contribute. It took me… Read More »Writing with greats and randomness: reflections on the #dailyconnect
MUS654 Connecting the dots: Session 4
Session 4 is up and this week’s tasks are about connecting the dots. We hear perspectives from three different violinists (from L.A., Hawaii, and the… Read More »MUS654 Connecting the dots: Session 4
An appreciative word: Thank you.
This is a story of a connection that spans time, continents, and generations. It started with a glance at my ‘others’ message box on facebook.… Read More »An appreciative word: Thank you.