Author: Philip

As he sits alone in the midday shade
His eyes tell of his hardship.
His loneliness speaks volumes from his heart yet,
He does not betray any sense of being afraid.

His began his life surrounded by war
As he … Read the rest

As the tired fisherman rows toward shore, bathed in the glow of the rising sun,
He looks at the expanse of ocean that has kept him captive, alone, through the night.
The glittering reflection on the water hurts his eyes … Read the rest

Looking down from the cliffs at the meandering Columbia
I wonder where such an amount of blue comes from.
To the East I see where the gorge narrows
Where each drop of water fights against the others
In its struggle … Read the rest

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This is my blog post relating to the following questions asked in Week 1. It is fortunate I am not expected to have established, definitive answers here, as I really have no clue what my research is going to produce … Read the rest

Over the past few weeks, I have found some interesting information about learning analytics.  The basic concepts seem to be very familiar as they are something I use every day in trying to determine student success, predict failure, and … Read the rest

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I came across the above article somewhat by accident.  It reminded me of the replicator used in the Star Trek shows that dispensed food and drink to crew members.  This article details how, using electronic signals and sensors, … Read the rest

For the next little while, I am going to be looking into the concepts and theories of “Posthumanism”.  Basically, what I am looking into is the mergence of humans and machines.  This goes beyond using apps or other tools to … Read the rest