It’s been a while since I was part of one of the major things that changed my life (besides my daughter and breast cancer)…the History for Music Lovers project on YouTube! I miss working with Herb Mahelona, my creative partner, and of course writing, recording, and performing. You can hear more about the background of our project here: March is Women’s History Month, and I thought why not spotlight some of the videos we did about famous, influential women in World History? Ra

I knew early on I wanted to make a parody music video echoing my work on the History for Music Lovers YouTube channel. I also knew it wouldn’t be as polished, since I didn’t have the fancy-schmancy software (Adobe After FX) and recording equipment we usually use, or the editing genius of Mr. Herb Mahelona, my creative partner. That being said, I wanted to experiment in using solely my mobile devices (iPad and iPhone 5) and tapping into my recent passion for making original sk

For the final assessment task in the “E-Learning and Digital Cultures” MOOC (#etmooc) we were asked to, in the form of a digital artifact/artefact “express a question, an idea, a problem, a hope, a worry or a provocation that the course has raised for you. Consider how you can express something of your own context as an educator, student and/or technologist. What has the impact of this course been on your understanding of e- learning?” I was suddenly and overwhelmingly inspir