Google has captured a large segment of the education market with Google Classroom and it's the most primitive software I use every single day.
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They are so often fallen angles aren't they? But do we forget why they have fallen?
@futurebird For thinking maybe *they* should be in charge?
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Carving the geometry assignment on the wall would be very similar TBH.
Speaking of "old textbooks" I have an unverified notion that these carvings of animal footprints might have served as some kind of textbook or learning aid.
It's just a notion, but considering how accurate the representations are I think it's worth considering if this library of animal footprints was used to train young people about the fauna of their region.
https://futurebird.tumblr.com/post/740768198010535936/is-this-the-first-human-made-textbook
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Speaking of "old textbooks" I have an unverified notion that these carvings of animal footprints might have served as some kind of textbook or learning aid.
It's just a notion, but considering how accurate the representations are I think it's worth considering if this library of animal footprints was used to train young people about the fauna of their region.
https://futurebird.tumblr.com/post/740768198010535936/is-this-the-first-human-made-textbook
There is a bit of "hammer sees nothing but nails" about my thinking here. Since I'm a teacher I tend to think "this would be really great for teaching" probably too often.
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Speaking of "old textbooks" I have an unverified notion that these carvings of animal footprints might have served as some kind of textbook or learning aid.
It's just a notion, but considering how accurate the representations are I think it's worth considering if this library of animal footprints was used to train young people about the fauna of their region.
https://futurebird.tumblr.com/post/740768198010535936/is-this-the-first-human-made-textbook
@futurebird @dlakelan I like that idea, makes a lot of sense.
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@futurebird i so miss palm os. Sigh.
@LJ@sunny.garden @futurebird@sauropods.win isn’t PalmOS that software that Lucky Goldstar currently use to spy on everyone through the television?
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@futurebird @dlakelan I like that idea, makes a lot of sense.
Think about how much would be lost if your best tracker died. But if you have something like this you could save some of the hard-won expertise for the next generation.
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So much of it was made by people doing their very best, pushing the hardware to the limit. It was really elegant in many ways.
It occurs to me that we have never or maybe only rarely seen what it'd mean for modern hardware to be "pushed to its limits" like that.
Think of what might be possible.
@futurebird @LJ
The thing I always thing about when hearing descriptions like that is Pokemon for the original Gameboy -
@futurebird have you ever tried moodle? I used it a little when I took an instructional design class that used it and then used it to run a course once. It worked pretty well for what I needed, though I didn't use many of the features. Many cpanel hosts (like @reclaimhosting ) offer a one click install
I have not tried moodle, do you use it?
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They are so often fallen angles aren't they? But do we forget why they have fallen?
@futurebird Perhaps they’re only demons if they lose.
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I have not tried moodle, do you use it?
@futurebird @nirak @reclaimhosting I use GC every day, and run my own Moodle instance. Moodle is very powerful, but not as easy to use as GC. Only now getting integration with office functions.
Every teacher, every day, can use GC (we're a GSuite school, with Msft AD locally) I don't not see a way to get my colleagues to use Moodle in the same way.
GC lacks search(!) , and is clunky, yes, but the problem is complex. Moodle has 500+ tables, iirc. It's worth exploring. Big in Germany. -
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