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Connectivism and Social Learning in Practice EDUC 67113 comments

tamiwithani403 wrote 1 week ago: Voice Thread Link: Charter School Discipline or Love & Logic https://walden.voicethread.com/shar … more →

Tags: EDUC 6711, Education, Kuhn, hubbell, Laureate Education, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Learning theory (education), alexandria virginia

Defining Edu Terms & MOOC Simulacra6 comments

Rolin Moe wrote 4 weeks ago: At the heart of the Open Education Resources movement (and the Open movement in general) is the noti … more →

Tags: mooc, Connectivism, open access, Scaffolding, Alec Couros, media, David Wiley, Sebastian Thrun, oer

Audrey Watters on History: Intermezzo

FrankOUNL wrote 1 month ago: In this shorter piece, I want to express my support with Audrey Watters. In het blog [Expletive Dele … more →

Tags: Education ODL, Collaboration and Co-creation, Education, massive open online course, mooc, Audrey Watters, David Wiley, History, Khan

PERSONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS : ONLY CONNECT6 comments

Martin Raybould wrote 2 months ago: OPEN EDUCATION :  REFLECTIONS ON LEARNING NETWORKS "I never teach my pupils: I only attempt to provi … more →

Tags: loneliness, Blogging, Education, #h817open, einstein, facebook, eLearning, open-education, Ples

Unit 3 Networking1 comment

julesconnelly wrote 2 months ago: Online Professional Communities -what role do they play in Education? I believe online professional … more →

Tags: twitter, teacher, Education, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Professional Development, facebook, Social Media

'If you're not lost and confused in a MOOC you are probably doing something wrong'3 comments

mymindbursts wrote 2 months ago: Photo credit: Robin Good   ‘MOOCs indicate that we are seeing a complexification of wishes and needs … more →

Tags: Accessibility, communications, e-assessment, e-learning 2, e-moderating, H817: Openness and innovation in E-Learning, Innovations, learning, Martin Weller

Education, 19722 comments

Rolin Moe wrote 2 months ago: Missed this a few weeks back, but at Inside Higher Ed author Ry Rivand covered a summit hosted by Ha … more →

Tags: mooc, behaviorism, Pedagogy, Cognitive theory, edx, Inside Higher Ed, xmooc, Anant Agarwal, educational theory

Expert Panel brings Clarity to MOOCs in Business+MOOCs Hangout1 comment

Debbie Morrison wrote 3 months ago:     ‘Clear-as-a [Cow]-Bell’, by hynkleThe discussion on the Business+MOOC: the Hangout v … more →

Tags: online pedagogy, Professional Development 2, moocs, mooc, Professional Development, stephen downes, #qmooc, Dave Cormier, Business+MOOC

Good MOOC’s, Bad MOOC’s1 comment

Virtually Education wrote 3 months ago: July 25, 2012, 4:06 pm By Marc Bousquet   …At the heart of the work of Siemens and Downes … more →

Tags: mooc, massive open online course, Learning, eLearning, Knowledge Management, Education

Habits of mind à la Twitter.4 comments

Carolyn Durley wrote 4 months ago: I could go on about how Twitter has expanded my practice, my point of view, and my edu-buzzword voca … more →

Tags: Connectedness, Connectivism, #etmooc, twitter, backchannel, Connectedness, David Gelernter, Social Media

Connected Learning, MOOCs, and #etmooc

paulsignorelli wrote 4 months ago: Since the best MOOCs (massive open online courses) appear to be rooted in connected learning, it’s n … more →

Tags: Training, E-learning, technology, #etmooc, Paul Signorelli, Learning, Online Learning, Clay Shirky, moocs

Warning: Thomas Friedman is an Education Expert Now5 comments

Rolin Moe wrote 4 months ago: I am reluctant to review newspaper articles or op-ed pieces in the same way I have handled journal a … more →

Tags: #etmooc, Coursera, mooc, MIT, Globalization, democratization, Thomas Friedman

Preparing for a Clash of MOOCs14 comments

Fred Haas - @akh003 wrote 4 months ago: While I am absolutely loving my experience with ETMOOC, I am about to try my first run at an xMOOC. … more →

Tags: Teaching & Learning, learning, Dave Cormier, mooc, Alec Couros, stephen downes, Copyright, Renee Hobbs, media education lab

Leveraging for Legacy7 comments

amyburvall wrote 4 months ago: image: my student, Sam St. John I’ve been really enjoying participating in #etmooc, and the la … more →

Tags: #etmooc, Seth Godin, Linchpin, Personal Branding, digital footprint, Connectivism, hashtagging, Google, Will Richardson

Competencies, not Courses1 comment

Rolin Moe wrote 5 months ago: Very thought-provoking statement from George Siemens on Twitter: I think competency-based learning i … more →

Tags: #etmooc, mooc, Content, competencies

A joke about teaching and learning via Jason Bangbala

Duncan Hull wrote 5 months ago: What, if anything, can stop the MOOC? Creative Commons licensed picture via Giulia Forsythe on Flick … more →

Tags: Education, technology, ACM, Association for Computing Machinery, CACM, Coursera, Dave Cormier, distance learning, edx

Some Thoughts About MOOCs

Fred Haas - @akh003 wrote 5 months ago: As part of the Hybrid Pedagogy’s week-long MOOC about MOOCs, I wrote some quick thoughts in re … more →

Tags: Teaching & Learning, learning, Stepehen Downes, Dave Cormier, mooc, Alec Couros, #MOOCMOOC, Openness, Stephen Heppell

MOOCs - returning to questions of assessment and why we learn...5 comments

ictenhancedlearningandteaching wrote 5 months ago: Massive open online courses (MOOCs), have been under discussion, and it seemed that in 2012 you coul … more →

Tags: Assessment, Design, Engagement, All, E-learning, massive open online course, Dave Cormier, stephen downes, mooc

"Digital Boon or Digital Doom? The Virtual Future of Higher Education": A Panel Discussion1 comment

Mark McDayter wrote 5 months ago: There is word from the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at Western of an upcoming panel disc … more →

Tags: Announcements, academic technology, Instructional Technology, Online Courses, Online Learning, Ira Basen, Jonathan Schaeffer, Elizabeth Hanson, Luis von Ahn


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