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Hi, my real name is Cormac Lawler, and I'm really enthusiastic about Wikiversity and what it could become. I've been closely involved with setting up the project (through many months on Meta :-)), and intend to be just as active in helping shape Wikiversity as it develops. It's fundamentally the focus of my ongoing PhD (a 3-year process which began in September 2006), to participate in the definition of what this space is, what it means in the context of the wider world of education, and what its opportunities and limitations are. Overall, I'm very happy to be here, and truly excited about what we are all doing here - it's a potentially revolutionary thing...
- Cormaggio on Wikipedia | Meta | Commons | Wikibooks and others..
- Real name: Cormac Lawler
- Email: cormaggio (at) gmail (dot) com
- more detailed bio and interests
- blog
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[edit] Research
- Developing Wikiversity through action research - main research page
I'm using a blog and a wiki to help document and facilitate my research, but I also intend to carry out much (if not most) of this on Wikiversity itself, particularly as we have developed this project with the potential for actually doing research (though these guidelines still need to be developed).
[edit] Courses
- I participated for a while in AREOL25 (course home page here), until I lost track of a few weeks' emails, and gave up. :-(
- Hoping to participate in David Wiley's Open Ed Intro course - but didn't :-(
- Composing free and open online educational resources - beginning March 3rd 2008
[edit] Conferences
- Learning and learning about learning in Wikiversity (Paper at Wikimania 2007)
- ALT-C resources (details)
- I'll be participating in a ECSIG meeting on "openness", in which I'll be outlining Wikiversity and its implications for education (see notes)
- Collaborative research on Wikiversity (paper for Wikimania 2008)
[edit] Statistics
At 05:57, Dec 03, 2008 (UTC): 67,297 pages, 9,469 articles, 7,200 files, 60,944 users & 23 admins; version 1.14alpha (r43634)
- At 22:27, Jan 23, 2007 (UTC): 20,606 pages, 1,628 articles, 892 files, 5,725 users & 14 admins; version 1.10alpha (r19597)
[edit] Bureaucrat
I was made an English Wikiversity bureaucrat as a temporary measure on the project's first day, and held that lonesome position for quite a while (unnecessarily long as I subsequently found out), since when I've been joined by Sebmol. If you need any assistance, you can leave me a message on my talk page. If it's a general custodian (ie "admin") query, you might be better off with Wikiversity:Request custodian action, as this is monitored by all custodians, not just me.
[edit] Some things I'm interested in doing
- Write research-related guidelines (eg. Wikiversity:Research and on Beta)
- Help out on providing a comprehensive and easy-to-follow tutorial on what Wikiversity is, and how you can contribute and/or benefit from it.
- Help in providing a framework for building Wikiversity, which I don't really think exists yet (so far, it's a bit piece-meal, and particular learning materials are connected with particular pedagogies, without making that explicit)
- Work on Media literacy (and all my other interests), hopefully learning about what will work on Wikiversity through that process
- Metadata - what's happening on that front, I wonder..?
- Participate in Topic:Audio Engineering - learn about making music
- Help Jenni (and friends) with typographic stuff
[edit] Projects
[edit] Interests
[edit] Workspaces
- User:Cormaggio/My? research
- User:Cormaggio/Visions of Wikiversity
- User:Cormaggio/Issues for Wikiversity
- User:Cormaggio/Ongoing discussions
[edit] Contacts
- Teachforward and Rob and Kevin's Wikimania talk talkpage
- Wikigogy (yet to contact)
- cnx.org Very interesting resource - see Wikiversity and Connexions collaboration
- Teaching for the future (blog on technology and education)
- MartinY at academia wikia (Yorkshireman)
