Author: Kevin Hodgson
Collaborative Calendar: Collective Hope for 2021
The collaborative spirit of CLMOOC continues to shine, and with the 2021 year on the horizon, we gathered together our creative spirits the last few weeks and produced this free downloadable calendar ... Read More
So Many Poems — So Many Connections
Our month of the CLMOOC PoetryPort was a celebration of connections, words and art, all embodied with the heart of CLMOOC — the personal connection. Some folks wrote poems, inspired by th... Read More
Come Sail into the Poetry Port
In February 2020, the CLMOOC collective is creating a Poetry Port. Pull in to this port and get a poem created for you. Or create a poem a day from the word prompts provided. With a theme of celebrati... Read More
Bridging Connections to Place: A Doodle Month
Come join us for another month of daily inspiration for art and writing and more as we turn October into a celebration of PLACE. Each day, themes related to urban, rural and other place-based ideas wi... Read More
Need an Art and Writing Space? Consider This
An experiment of sorts is underway. It’s a new online space for adult writers and teachers and artists and others to come together, in a safe and closed environment, to share work and connect, a... Read More
CLMOOC Explores the World: The Feldgang Variations
(Lovely flowers along my walking trail, image by Melvina Kurashige) Here in CLMOOC, we’ve always actively pushed back on the “massive”. While MOOCs often were built to scale large, CLMOOC has of... Read More
The CLMOOC Planet and Web Ring
CLMOOC friend Greg McVerry, whose work with the Indieweb movement inspires educators across the spectrum to create and manage their own web spaces, has launched two related projects to keep CLMOOC blo... Read More
Making a CLMOOC Planet
Now that G+ is gone, Greg McVerry is spearheading an idea to bring any and all CLMOOC blogs together into a shared, social RSS CLMOOC Planet, which is a sort of activity hub. We are inviting you to ad... Read More
Silent Sundays: So Long, G+ — Hello, Tumblr
Many of us at CLMOOC have long spent Sundays sharing silent images — a way to send quiet art into our networked spaces. G+ has a favorite for many to do this — it was simple and visual ... Read More- 2 of 3
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