Digital Media and Learning Competition Winners Hub

About the Winners' Hub


The Winners' Hub is a social network featuring the winners of the 2008 Digital Media & Learning Competition and their projects.

Events

Cat in the Stack with Cathy Davidson

Loading feed

Photos

Latest Activity

HASTAC/DML Team added a blog post
We have been ready to move for a while now, and those of you who wanted to be part of the Digital Media & Learning network can now do so freely at HASTAC.org. Thanks, Ning, for the fresh start with our 2008 Winners' Hub. But we had to grow and jo...
July 9
Peter Baker and Kuan Huang joined Digital Media and Learning Competition Winners Hub
June 23
HASTAC/DML Team updated their profile
June 13
HASTAC/DML Team added a blog post
The following is a re-post by Jim Coe, describing Derek Lomas' presentation of Playpower.org at the Gaming + Learning + Society conference. Original (terrific) post is here: http://bionicteaching.com/?p=1027 Playpower.org:Designing 8-bit Learni...
June 12
lucy haagen is now a member of Digital Media and Learning Competition Winners Hub
Welcome Them!
June 4
David Gibson left a comment for Jared Lamenzo
June 4
David Gibson updated their profile
June 4
David Gibson updated their profile photo
June 4
Jared Lamenzo commented on David Gibson's blog post 'Proposed Earth Science Education Summit in 2009'
Hi David--the Globe program for starters. They have a tremendous amount of resources and curricula. I'm also working with Audubon NYC and other local environmental/conservation groups in NYC that have an educational mission. Bioblitzes are also oc...
June 3
Daniel Rehn updated their profile
May 27
HASTAC/DML Team added a blog post
Here's a glimpse of 1st Annual Digital Media and Competition winners from 2008, in this video kick-off to the showcase held April 17, 2009 in Chicago.
May 22
Jennifer Kidd is now a member of Digital Media and Learning Competition Winners Hub
Welcome Them!
May 14

MacArthur Spotlight Blog

Loading feed

 

Forum

HASTAC/DML Team

WE'VE MOVED to WWW.HASTAC.ORG!

Follow us over to HASTAC.org where the winners of the Digital Media and Learning competitions will be networking, showcasing and discussing their winning projects.

Started by HASTAC/DML Team Apr 19.

Members

  • Jonathan Tarr
  • Khai Tang
  • Greg Niemeyer
  • mdailey
  • Aquilina Soriano Versoza
  • Mike Blockstein
  • Mark Olson
  • Edwin Bender
  • Hugo Berkeley
  • Victoria Dunning
  • Antero Garcia
  • Rik Panganiban
  • Jessica Pham
  • Shawn Lawler
  • Jerry Smith
  • John Canny
  • apocalypsemystic
  • Corbett Beder
  • Jon Santiago
  • Matthew Kam
  • Benjamin
  • Erin Lamb
  • Joseph Lacey
  • Todd Presner
  • Steve Anderson
  • leba haber rubinoff
  • Craig Wacker

Blog Posts

HASTAC/DML Team

WE'VE MOVED! JOIN US OVER AT HASTAC.ORG

We have been ready to move for a while now, and those of you who wanted to be part of the Digital Media & Learning network can now do so freely at HASTAC.org.

Thanks, Ning, for the fresh start with our 2008 Winners' Hub. But we had to grow and by moving over to the network of networks that make up HASTAC.org, we think we'll find many social networking threads, conversations, collaborations, forums among the greater HASTAC community.

All… Continue

Posted by HASTAC/DML Team on July 9, 2009 at 6:00pm

HASTAC/DML Team

Playpower.org and the open-source educational software revolution



The following is a re-post by Jim Coe, describing Derek Lomas' presentation of Playpower.org at the Gaming + Learning + Society conference. Original (terrific) post is here: http://bionicteaching.com/?p=1027

Playpo… Continue

Posted by HASTAC/DML Team on June 12, 2009 at 2:03pm

HASTAC/DML Team

Digital Media & Learning Competition Showcase Compilation

Here's a glimpse of our 1st Annual Digital Media and Competition winners from 2008, in this video kick-off to the showcase held April 17, 2009 in Chicago.

Continue

Posted by HASTAC/DML Team on May 22, 2009 at 2:30pm

HASTAC/DML Team

Connie Yowell at the 2009 HASTAC/MacArthur Foundation Digital Media & Learning Launch in Chicago

Patrick O'Shea of WITTIE, one of our 2009 Digital Media & Learning awardees, used his FlipCam to capture Connie Yowell's talk on participatory learning during lunch at the Palmer House.

Continue

Posted by HASTAC/DML Team on May 12, 2009 at 7:30am

Digital Media & Learning Competition 2007 Winners' Flickr Stream

Loading feed

 
 

About

Sheryl Grant Sheryl Grant created this social network on Ning.

Important Links

Events and Information

Digital Media & Learning Winners' Websites

HASTAC Blogroll

MacArthur on YouTube

White House Urban Affairs Director Addresses New Communities Program Annual Assembly

The White House sees Chicagos New Communities Program as a source for ideas on urban revitalization for the nation, the director of the White House Office of Urban Affairs, Adolfo Carrión, Jr., told 500 local leaders, community activists, and volunteers at the programs annual assembly. The New Communities Program, the nations largest community and economic development effort, is a macarthur-supported initiative to improve 16 low-income Chicago neighborhoods. Learn more at www.newcommunities.org....
From: macfound
Views: 11
0 ratings
Time: 28:45 More in Nonprofits & Activism

L. Mahadevan, 2009 MacArthur Fellow

Applied mathematician L. Mahadevan was named a macarthur Fellow in 2009. The Fellowship is a $500000, no-strings-attached grant for individuals who have shown exceptional creativity in their work and the promise to do more. Learn more at www.macfound.org/fellows.
From: macfound
Views: 3115
4 ratings
Time: 02:14 More in Nonprofits & Activism

Edwidge Danticat, 2009 MacArthur Fellow

Novelist Edwidge Danticat was named a macarthur Fellow in 2009. The Fellowship is a $500000, no-strings-attached grant for individuals who have shown exceptional creativity in their work and the promise to do more. Learn more at www.macfound.org/fellows.
From: macfound
Views: 3265
3 ratings
Time: 01:55 More in Nonprofits & Activism

Richard Prum, 2009 MacArthur Fellow

Ornithologist Richard Prum was named a macarthur Fellow in 2009. The Fellowship is a $500000, no-strings-attached grant for individuals who have shown exceptional creativity in their work and the promise to do more. Learn more at www.macfound.org/fellows.
From: macfound
Views: 1260
4 ratings
Time: 02:12 More in Nonprofits & Activism
 

© 2009   Created by Sheryl Grant

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Privacy  |  Terms of Service