iterating toward openness

pragmatism over zeal

1. Mark Surman June 13th, 2008
   20:55 GMT

   Congrats! Big and interesting things to come!
2. Jon Mott June 13th, 2008
   21:38 GMT

   I’m excited to have you on campus. Amidst all of your other activities, you’ll have to help us tackle some of our teaching and learning challenges (opportunities!) on campus.
3. Mark Horner June 13th, 2008
   23:03 GMT

   Hi David

   Congratulations! Gonna be a very busy summer.

   Mark
4. Jim June 13th, 2008
   23:28 GMT

   David,

   Congratulations, looks like Utah is going to have a number of distributed opened educational spaces thanks to you. Best of luck, I look forward to your next chapter.
5. Stephen Downes June 14th, 2008
   6:56 GMT

   Congratulations, David.
6. John Krutsch June 14th, 2008
   7:28 GMT

   Congrats Dave, does this mean I need to find a different committee member for my doctorate?
7. Trey Martindale June 14th, 2008
   13:09 GMT

   Way to go hoss!
8. Jennifer Maddrell June 14th, 2008
   14:58 GMT

   Cool!
9. Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams June 15th, 2008
   7:03 GMT

   The OpeningScholarship Team (Eve Gray, Michelle Willmers, Alliyah Geldenhuys and I) wish you every success in your new post. Hopefully you will still have time to mentor the Open Education News team!
10. Nic Johnson June 15th, 2008
    13:31 GMT

    This is wonderful news. I currently work at BYU and I’m trying to choose a graduate program to pursue. Perhaps we can get together once you’re settled to discuss your plans/ideas at the Y.
11. Scott Leslie June 16th, 2008
    10:33 GMT

    Congratulations David!
12. Jared Stein June 16th, 2008
    10:34 GMT

    This is welcome news, and I look forward to having you in Utah Valley!
13. Brian June 16th, 2008
    12:44 GMT

    Congrats, and best wishes…
14. Clint June 16th, 2008
    19:08 GMT

    I can imagine that must have been a tough decision in some ways, but I’m sure you’ll continue to do great work wherever you are. The seeds for increased open education have definitely been planted all around BYU, but it will be interesting for me to see how they now grow and what shape they take. Congratulations.
15. Paz Prendes June 18th, 2008
    2:44 GMT

    Congratulations, too!! I was searching for your new work and I´ve seen that you will continue in Utah. I´ve already seen that your faculty will be “instructional psychology and technology”, so we will work in the same area. I hope that perhaps in the future we could collaborate in any interesting project. Luck in the new job!! A lot of kissess.
16. Nadia El Borai June 19th, 2008
    19:42 GMT

    Wishing you all the best in your new job. Well done for the open high school a brilliant idea
17. Curt Bonk June 23rd, 2008
    9:53 GMT

    Never easy to move my friend. But this is a good move.
18. Cole June 23rd, 2008
    10:00 GMT

    David, congrats and best of luck! I only hope you can continue the great work you are currently doing and expand upon it.
19. Cyprien Lomas June 24th, 2008
    7:35 GMT

    Congratulations!
20. Phillip Long June 26th, 2008
    20:49 GMT

    Let me add my voice to the chorus of congratulations! It is great to hear that you’re able to pursue a professional advancement opportunity that extends and expands your work in OERs.

    Your clarity of thought and dedication to education (higher and secondary) consistently comes through and BYU will be the better for it.

    Moving places seems to be in the air at the moment so in the midst of dislocation and turmoil I’m reminded of John Maeda’s Laws of Simplicity - the first and last are most prominent in times like these:

    Law 1 - The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.
    Law 10 - Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious, and adding the meaningful.

    Best to you in your new situation.
    — phil —
21. Cable Green July 4th, 2008
    21:16 GMT

    Congrats David … but when can we get you to move to Washington?

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