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Looking back at some of the projects I've been working on which I still find meaningful (at least as inspiration) - my eventual goal is to curate links and resources in my digital garden, but for now I seem to often email or share links, maybe I should just make a Twitter thread
FROG - no-code for teachers: create and enact complex collaborative scenarios
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ShareDB/tech
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ChiliFROG & Wiki
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App
- chilifrog.ch
- github.com/chili-epfl/FROG
Blog
- froglearning.wordpress.com
PhD thesis - designing a collaborative MOOC for teachers on EdX, what can we do _because_ of scale (2000 teachers), and what can we _still_ do _despite_ of scale (groups)
Index: reganmian.net/blog/2017/01/0…
MA thesis on Open Courseware in China - turns out it was not inspired by western Open Courseware, but more from a historical Chinese institutional context (going back to German/French models of university, via Soviet Union, role of instructors etc).
One useful concept I came up with was "Categorizing OER based on four purposes" - reganmian.net/blog/2010/09/1….
I serialized the entire thesis as blog posts, created versions with alternate layouts, published an EPub/MOBI version, and a raw dump of all my notes from Scrivener/Devonthink. Index: reganmian.net/blog/the-chine… Full Chinese translation and journal pubs.
BA thesis was on community libraries in Indonesia, a striking phenomenon that had not been investigated properly, w/no information available in English. Made whole thesis available in Indonesian, and it has been cited in a number of Indonesian publications eprints.rclis.org/12294/
Working on my PhD, frustrated by note taking/bibliography, inspired by the "open notebook science" movement, I built my own "scholarly research workflow", and shared reading notes publicly. Screenshots roamresearch.com/#/app/stian-re…

youtube.com/results?search…
Last year of undergrad, I discovered @opencontent's open course on open ed - based on wikis and your own blogs. reganmian.net/blog/2007/08/3… twitter.com/search?q=%40op…
After that came connectivist MOOCs, and the inspiration to create P2PU en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P2PU
And now I'm working at @MinervaProject, rethinking undergraduate education from first principles with Minerva Schools, and working with a growing number of partners (online high school, gap year, undergrad scholars program, graduate programs, executive education).
Would love to chat with people about any of the projects above, as well as @RoamResearch, digital gardens (notes.reganmian.net), writing a newsletter (networkedthought.substack.com), thinking about fluid book clubs notes.reganmian.net/fluid-project, Vervaeke notes.reganmian.net/about?stackedP… etc.
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Last year I applied to become a professor at Concordia University in Montreal, and I wrote a four page research statement. These are very difficult to write, and I have no idea if this is good or not - position was cancelled in the end. Thought I'd share drive.google.com/file/d/1NWciJj…
To ensure that rich interactive collaborative learning gains a foothold in universities and
schools, and leads to better learning outcomes, we need to conduct research across different grain sizes, and make connections between separate
disciplines and research approaches.
Of course the only reason I'm sharing this publicly is secretly hoping people will say "Oh my god, they should have hired you. Their loss!"... Mutuals, you know what's expected of you... :)
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Parsing @RoamResearch JSON exports enables us to do lot's of fun stuff. Starting with simple things, like detecting duplicates
Of course we can export the text of a page, resolving both (()) block references and {{embed: ()}} blocks.
We can of course also get all the linked references.
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Experimenting with a way of organizing linked references into useful content in @RoamResearch. This isn't quite Evergreen Notes, but useful to me. I start with a lot of incoming stuff, almost all from Daily Pages. Let's say I've been researching @wikidata. Image
I open the page in the sidebar, expand the linked references, and begin thinking about how to organize them. I pull them in using mentions (for single blocks) or embeds (for grabbing children too), and begin organizing them in an outline. Image
As I go along, I add the tag #p whenever I've fully processed a note, and use a filter to remove these. When there are two important tags, and I might want to process the second tag, I instead change from [[Wikidata]] to [[[[Wikidata]]-p]].
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