Ian Linkletter
My name is Ian, I am an Emerging Technology & Open Education Librarian employed by the British Columbia Institute of Technology, and I am fortunate to work in a field which shares my values.
Mattermost is an open source communication tool that facilitates collaboration in a chat-type environment.
Asynchronous and synchronous
Persistent history
Threaded replies
Mobile apps
Custom notifications
Extensible
*visual aid only
Chat is growing
But what is happening?
100% online
Two cohort-wide shells
Five credit courses
What happened?
100% online
One program-wide shell
Two credit courses
Current MET student created a forum for students and alumni to socialize and share ideas.
Who are we?
What are our shared concerns?
Can we together create a stronger network of teachers and education technology specialists?
Do we have information and experiences that others in our community might find valuable or interesting?
Do we have ideas of things we might create together or ways that we can improve our shared experience in MET?
“It's a remarkably quick way of building consensus.”
http://www.nature.com/news/how-scientists-use-slack-1.21228
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Email ian.linkletter@ubc.ca
By Ian Linkletter
March 28th, 2017 - Ian Linkletter's Mattermost presentation for the Learning Analytics Visual Analytics (LAVA) group at UBC.
My name is Ian, I am an Emerging Technology & Open Education Librarian employed by the British Columbia Institute of Technology, and I am fortunate to work in a field which shares my values.