syndicating 5358 posts from 517 #etmooc blogs

MoMa’s MOOC, a Global Inquiry Around Art!

Since I started taking MOOCs, all of the course endings have been bittersweet. I hate when they have to end!
Art and Inquiry like the others completed, edcMOOC and modMOOC, has exceeded my expectations and once again helped me learn from liked minded individuals.
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MOOCing in Hawaii: Dr. Melissa Kaulbach Chosen as Guest Speaker

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Academic Partnerships’ Dr. Melissa Kaulbach will be a featured guest speaker for the Hawaii-based Leeward Community College MOOC How to Teach Online from September 2 – October 13, 2013.
This 5-week MOOC is an open access ……

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Storytime: My favorite Think-Outside-the-Box lesson

So here’s the scene.

I tell the kids to clear off their tables and get out, oh maybe a piece of paper and a perhaps a writing utensil of their choice. “I’m not sure what you’ll want.”

The vaguenesss causes them to tilt their heads at odd angles at me.…

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A new open, online, edtech professional development opportunity for educators (modelled on ETMOOC)

OOE13 image, by Glenn Hervieux. Check out the OOE13 site at http://www.ooe13.org

In a few short weeks, a new open online course will begin, called #OOE13, Open Online Experience 2013(-2014). It is designed as a profession development experience in educational technology for educators, but it is open to anyone who would like to participate.

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Confusing the photo for reality

A little over a year ago I had dinner with my family at Revel in Seattle. Among the plates – a selection of grilled meats.

Yummy, yes. And this amateurish food-porn shot helps me recall that night. The restaurant sights and sounds.…

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Welcome, Science Borealis!

ScienceBorealis_avatarFirst, a big thanks to Science Borealis for highlighting my blog as today’s #cdnsciblog. I’m flattered to be in their company and happy to contribute.

I write mostly about teaching and learning science at the university level. This blog started as a way for me to archive interesting things I’d seen or done while working in the Carl Wieman Science Education Initiative at UBC.…

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Some ideas on community building for #whyopen

There’s a post over here asking how we can create communities that function well in educational contexts.

It’s a huge question, and one I’ve considered a lot.

Here’s , mainly for me, a summary of what I think might help.

It’s coloured by Communities of Inquiry, and Communities of Practice, the work of Rita Kop,, Bandura, Cognitivism (particularly Sweller, Mayer, Kirschner and Clark) and my own semi sophisticated ideas of what makes us tick.…

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Getting my ETMOOC Storify story into WordPress

I participated in ETMOOC, Educational Technology and Media MOOC (http://etmooc.org) from January to April 2013. During that time I decided to keep a record of things that stood out for me in the course–tweets, videos, blog posts–and reflect on them in one space (rather than spread out across blog posts).

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syndicating 5358 posts from 517 #etmooc blogs