Recent Extend Responses

@ds106dc #tdc2453 #ds106 #oext310 Sliding over from @OntarioExtend group! My morning coffee has a lot of cream, in case you are wondering why it is so light. pic.twitter.com/e56Lfy9DPF

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 29, 2018

@OntarioExtend #oext310 Napping now, see on the flip side! pic.twitter.com/luChgSD1ci

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 29, 2018

#oext309 #oextend I've gone with sardines today. #socksofhighered pic.twitter.com/R51RkAwaCs

— Terry Greene (@greeneterry) September 28, 2018

@ontarioextend #oext309 This. #sockspiracy #SocksOfHigherEd #Extender4Life@greg_rodrigo @stevensecord @greeneterry pic.twitter.com/6LRCjIaM10

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 28, 2018

@OntarioExtend #oext308 I waited a day to see if anyone would say it! #silentspiracy Since no one else is brave enough... allow me:
EXTENDERS NEED SOCKS. #Sockspiracy#thesocksarenotalie

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 28, 2018

Was just wondering about that! Thanks for reading my mind! #9x9x25 #oextend

— Helen DeWaard (@hj_dewaard) September 27, 2018

#oext307 #oextend I'd use https://t.co/weAJ1pXAnQ as a student to feel like I've upped my doodling game while I listen to a lecture or something. pic.twitter.com/ArjqiVNoOq

— Terry Greene (@greeneterry) September 26, 2018

@OntarioExtend #oext307 Using MyOats, I created this mirrored design. In Tutoring Services, we have Adult Coloring for relaxation twice a week. We supply art supplies and post completed pictures. Students could use this to make designs to color themselves or share with others. pic.twitter.com/PSXYkw6dEz

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 26, 2018

woo hoo! we can use #oextend or #9x9x25 or both or... what do you think?

— Terry Greene (@greeneterry) September 25, 2018

#oext306 #oextend a limerick for Ed-Tech. pic.twitter.com/bqJq0XjSkt

— Terry Greene (@greeneterry) September 25, 2018

@OntarioExtend #oext306 An Ode to APA Paper Season
Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash pic.twitter.com/La691w8BIK

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 25, 2018

@OntarioExtend #oext305 Wondering if Twine could be used to learn complex BUS models like Product Life Cycle. Ss take a common product and use known characteristic to move through selections to a conclusion. Image by Ricky_Bobby333 on flickr pic.twitter.com/RvZgSjZHYS

— Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart) September 24, 2018