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Muhlenberg College chat with faculty

Warts and All - A Conversation About Research and Engagement in the Classroom and Online

or bait and switch:

actually, I'm talking about productive failure in my research and teaching and how that plays out in my classroom

Part One

  • I am in fact an imposter. Who else but an imposter would have these kinds of fails on his record?
    • the Scripto Fiasco
    • the Wikiblitz Debacle
    • the HeritageCrowd Affair
    • the Parable of the Welders

Part Two

  • What are your teaching fails? (no need to share aloud ;)

    • would you feel comfortable sharing these? Why or why not?
  • A taxonomy of productive fails, Croxall and Warnick

    • type 1: tech failure
    • type 2: human failure
    • type 3: failure as artefact
    • type 4: failure as epistemology

Part Three

  • Let's classify our fails. I'll go first.
    • Scripto: type [] ?
    • Wikiblitz: type [] ?
    • Heritagecrowd: type [] ?
    • the Welders:
  • What types of fails then have you encountered?

Part Four

  • Fail as epistemology: How do you convert a fail into a learning experience?
  • my first experience centering fail front and center: HIST3814 & its FAQ
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