Exploring and learning, this is my first digital story about a plum tree. Hopefully by the end of the digital storytelling project, I hope I’ll be able to tell the real plum tree story.
This is the plum tree my dad planted long ago in the back yard.…
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Loading...On Twitter, I describe myself this way: “Educator. Learner. I strive to learn & find/create ways for others to learn, so they can create ways for others to learn, and so on… My views are my own.”
Wednesday I will present a webinar about digital storytelling for ISTE.…
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Like many educators I know, the start of 2013 has been about MOOCs. I’ve been participating in #etmooc — the Educational Technology & Media MOOC started by Alec Couros, Alison Seaman and a great team, and #edcmooc — E-learning & Digital Cultures, organised by another great team at the University of Edinburgh (and hosted by Coursera).
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Like many educators I know, the start of 2013 has been about MOOCs. I’ve been participating in #etmooc — the Educational Technology & Media MOOC started by Alec Couros, Alison Seaman and a great team, and #edcmooc — E-learning & Digital Cultures, organised by another great team at the University of Edinburgh (and hosted by Coursera).…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I just read a thoughtful and curious post by @wiltwhatman about the wilds of understanding and the great challenge of belief. In this MOOCISPHERE* where we are all blinking and bobbing in the great digital ocean, it is a pleasure to see some prose that make me wander to and fro.…
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Source: esheninger.blogspot.com via Eric on Pinterest
PLN’s may not be joined at the hip for life to MOOCs (it may even be possible to partake of one without the other) …but feels like it at times. Here, Pinterest throws its cyber hat into the PLN ring.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...The cancellation “temporary suspension” of Coursera’s Fundamentals of Online Education course is a watershed moment in the rapidly growing world of MOOCs. Inside Higher Ed has summarized the problems which befell the course and led to suspension, and a number of course participants have documented their experiences, displeasure and ideas for potential fixes (Debbie Morrison’s experience, chronicled on her blog Online Learning Insights, was the first on the scene, and subsequent artifacts continue to arrive, such as the #foemooc Twitter feed). …
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I read a quote a while ago, from “Contemporary Perspectives in elearning”. The quote is by Terry Mayes, Ch6, p84.
“Learning theories are often presented as being alternative accounts of the same phenomena, rather than perfectly compatible accounts of very different phenomena.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Here’s an attempt to shake off the rust of my blogging skills, thanks ETMOOC for motivating me! …
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