#ETMOOC affronta il IVargomento: The Open Movemen; per me è un’occasione per richiamare alla mente informazioni già assimilate,ma soprattutto per esplorare un settore a cui mi sono già avvicinata, ma sul quale ambisco un approfondimento ritenendo che possa fornire le chiavi per capire cosa sta accadendo e soprattutto potrà accadere nel rapporto Governo/cittadinanza.…
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Loading...In an attempt to be a more open contributor, I changed my settings in 2013 to allow for anonymous comments. My thoughts were that anyone should be able to contribute or share if they find value in what I write.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Here’s the intro to Session 2: CSS. I’m thrilled with the positive response from both the live & local as well as the connected learning experience @ Women Learning Tech: Create a Website for Session 1: HTML. I’m definitely out of my comfort zone with CSS, but hoping that inspires folks to join in no matter what their skill level to learn and share together! …
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Something that I haven’t given as much blog attention here as I would have liked so far this semester is the vibrant community that has sprung up around our school’s Introduction to Guitar class. Having had students post their work regularly to a wiki site in past years, I wanted to incorporate some of the design lessons I learned in #Philosophy12 and create a site that could function as a hub of creation, collaboration, and community that would serve not only our school’s face-to-face guitar students, but also offer wayfinding musicians on the open web a place to play, learn, and offer their own expertise to one another.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Guest post written by Dr. Heather Farmakis, author of iLearn: Tips and Tricks for Online Learning. Building rapport and establishing relationships are critical to the success of an online course. This practice promotes learning, engagement, and retention. I understand the importance of community first-hand from the perspective of a student.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Expert panel brings clarity to MOOCs in Business+MOOCs Hangout — fron onlinelearninginsights.wordpress.com
The Business+MOOC Panel
Host: Jay Cross
Educators: Dave Cormier, Stephen Downes, Terri Griffith and George Siemens
Business People: Jos Arets, Bert De Coutere, Lal Jones-Beyy (from Coursera) Mark Finnern, Jerry Michalski
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Today I want to talk a little more about Edmodo.com. If you haven’t signed up, you need to. This is my new “go to” place on the web to collaborate with others, find resources and conduct classes. I recently got one third grade teacher and her class on Edmodo. …
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Sugata Mitra talks about self-directed learning and students using computers to find information for themselves. He has a lot of very interesting ideas about how schools could be run and the overall purpose of education. I’m not sure I agree with his total goals, but there are certainly concepts that need to be incorporated into traditional education.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...There seems to be a disconnect between learning and literacy including digital literacy thanks to a perpetuating belief that confuses learning with literacy creating a bipolar world of learners and non-learners, literate and illiterate. The formalization of the educational system has deepened the divide between these contrasting categories by ignoring those who are informal literate and informal illiterate learners.…
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