My ET MOOC Learning Experiences Jan. 21 – Feb. 1
I had to go off-line and reflect on my ET Mooc learning experiences so far (plus the ones I have scheduled for tonight and tomorrow.)…
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I went from a Multiliteraces straight to my 1st MOOC ~ at Vance's recommendation to the class. It was already two weeks underway. We'd already been talking about managing internet/social media generated information overload and how "navigating" was more appropriate (realistic too) than "managing."…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Il desiderio di scoprire, la voglia di emozionare, il gusto di catturare, tre concetti che riassumono l’arte della fotografia. (Helmut Newton)
In coerenza con quanto anticipato nel post del 14/01/2013 prendo in esame l’attività registrata nel gruppo. L’osservazione immediatamente visibile riguarda il numero delle fotografie che risulta più che raddoppiato, essendo passato da 470 a 1096 e un lieve incremento del numero dei suoi componenti, da 48 a 53.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...So apple sent out this press release yesterday.
My initial reaction was “What a giant waste of money!!” I mean you can buy 4 Chromebooks and give them out to students.
I realize that a Chromebook doesn’t have a touchscreen (yet) or a Retina screen, but they do have USB ports, a real keyboard and 320 GB of storage.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Dave Cormier’s Presentation this week reminded me of a wonderful game I like to play with my students. I call it the Chaos Game, but technically it is called Shirpinski’s Triange. If you haven’t done it before it is great fun, and a good party trick (well, I guess that depends on who you party with!).…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I have been engaging with #etmooc mainly via Twitter, Google+ and Blackboard Collaborate of late. It’s difficult to attend to my blog as often as I envisioned when I started #etmooc earlier this month.
Reasons? I’m currently enrolled in three MOOCs – all running simultaneously – and it seems that the best way to engage with all three is via Twitter and Google+
This morning, whilst reading through the #etmooc blog, I found some great questions posed to participants – all of which gave me more food for thought.…
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We were challenged to answer a few questions this week during the Connected Learning module in #ETMOOC.
One question is “What does my PLE/PLN look like? How can I share it?”
First of all, I had to look up PLE because I had forgotten what it meant.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I’m starting off a little late but hopefully I’ll be able to catch up. My maze analogy seems apt because I’m feeling a little lost at the moment. I’m sure, however, that I’ll meet people along the way and eventually find my way around.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...A couple of weeks through the Educational Technology and Media course #etmooc, and it seems like a lot of participants are learning and enjoying themselves. Recently though I have noticed some post’s questioning the process of this course, if there is any learning taking place, and comparing it to other mooc’s. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...In listening to Dave Cormier’s session yesterday afternoon on rhizomatic learning (video below) I was trying to pay attention to my self-talk – that conversation in my head. Which concepts were leading me to make connections to things I (think I) know, from my own experience?…
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