So, on Wednesday nights we have etmooc chat and one of these nights I might make it to an etmooc chat because I am having a great time on this course. But Wednesday night is pottery night and I just hate to miss it.…
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Loading...Because online students lack face-to-face interaction with instructors, you might assume they cheat more than their on-campus counterparts. However, research conducted by the Distance Education Center at the University of West Georgia indicates higher rates of cheating in traditional, live courses.…
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I wasn’t really planning to do the 6 word story exercise, but while making breakfast it came to me:
(for some this may seem controversial, but I’m a 6 year breast cancer survivor.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Geef een groepje van 5-7 leerlingen een paar foto’s en vraag of ze er een verhaal bij willen maken. Vrij te gebruiken foto’s op http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Give a 5-7 students some photo’s and ask them to make a story about the photo’s.…
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Middle level educators have joined together through tweets (#midlevt), Diigo Group, and a wiki to find common ground and to explore and discover solutions to issues.
As we can, we take questions from our #etmooc experience and answer them according to our mid level focus:
How important is connected learning?…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I wasn’t really planning to do the 6 word story exercise, but while making breakfast it came to me:
(for some this may seem controversial, but I’m a 6 year breast cancer survivor. Unfortunately, my mom lost her battle with colon cancer 2 years ago.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Inspired by tonight’s #etmooc live animated GIF variety show from Jim Groom, Tom Woodward, Michael Branson-Smith, and Brian Lamb, I could not help but stay up later than advisable making a GIF. It’s a break in the action from grading.…
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I’ve been thinking about this “Choose your own adventure,” and “curating multiple paths to learning” that Ben Wilkoff suggests in his Learning is Change series. My response is this:
Choose A Motivating Environment #etmooc from Sheri Edwards on Vimeo.…
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Choose your path
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Let the tendrils of life flow through old ideas
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To add new steps and styles
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That plant your unique rainbow of creativity
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That waves gently into the path of others, rippling new oceans of endless connections.…
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credits: Original panel imagery by Anonymous/Unknown
Created as an experiment in digital storytelling for etmooc!
Tried using the Visual Poet app, as recommended by Margaret at margaret-powers.com.
Filed under: ETMOOC, Professional Development Tagged: Digital storytelling, educational technology, etmooc, Storytelling, visual poetry 
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