syndicating 5358 posts from 517 #etmooc blogs

ETMOOC learning cycle

In ETMOOC there was a lot to learn and think about. Thanks to the great set-up of the whole course by the organizers. What I have learned has been the topic of most of my blog posts. So my “summary of learning artifact” is my thoughts about the ETMOOC learning cycle.…

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Inforgraphics to Enable Learning: Part 2

This is the second part of a two-part series on using infographics to enable learning. In part one, we defined an infographic and shared several examples; below, we discuss how infograhics enable learning, specifically when used as assignments. Infographics to Enable Students University students must be able to read, analyze, and apply data.…

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Digital Citizenship: Getting Our Feet Wet

So, yes, we’ve been blogging at Planet Science.  Its been going well.  I’ve kept it all relatively quiet as we’ve learned how to conduct ourselves online and how to present ourselves in a way that we won’t regret in the future.…

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Listening to what Learners Want: Autonomy, Mastery and Connection

I absolutely love the work of Amy Burvall and the Theory of Knowledge course. I pulled two of my favorite excerpts from the Student Voices video (http://youtu.be/SU72SpObYKY). Listening to learners is so essential, especially when they are saying things like this.…

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‘Wasted Investment? Why do so many teachers leave the profession in the first 5 years?’

This post is a response to the 3rd #blogsync topic of ‘Wasted Investment? Why do so many teachers leave the profession in the first 5 years?’

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The question for me encompasses many things, but I think the crux of it is alludeed to by the blogsync question itself, and can be summed up by: “the way people enter the profession.”…

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Digital Identities: Where does your digital self begin and end?

Tonight I watched Bonnie Stewart’s #etmooc session on Digital Identities; it was her last slide that got me.

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When I came to #etmooc (as it does feel like a place for me), it was a stepping away, to create a new space for me, the personal me.…

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Student Reflections on Tweeting and Blogging

 

Questionnaire

Today in the French 11/12 class, I handed out a questionnaire to get my students’ thoughts about tweeting and blogging.  They could respond in either French or English.  The questionnaire included the following questions:

1.  What is one aspect about Twitter that you are enjoying?…

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syndicating 5358 posts from 517 #etmooc blogs