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Sharing – can you over-share?
I’ve been reading several of the #etmooc blog posts and tweets about sharing which were posted during and after the session (which I missed because I was getting a broken tooth repaired). Obviously a lot of people talked about the importance of sharing and collaboration, but a couple mentioned their concern about what, and how much, to share.…
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I love the idea of being a content curator, collecting and disseminating information and ideas, but I often I don’t have time for more than a quick glance at resources or “drive by” with colleagues. I am careful not to “share too much” that is not relevant or important as I respect others time as well.…
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Connecting learning. It differs in method, scope, direction, and format from traditional learning. In short, it values community over content. As I progress throughout my personal learning, I needed to identify and define each concept.
Here’s how I conceptualize each:
As we continue to learn together, how will you reach out and touch someone with your ideas?
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I recently re-read an article written by Phil Hill in the Educause Review titled “Online Educational Delivery Models: A Descriptive View“. For someone like me who needs a way to put structure to the chaos that is the education technology and services landscape in higher education (not to mention K-12), this article is one of the best.…
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Now this is Online Learning! I can tell, because my brain is exploding!
I took part in my second live session with etmooc yesterday. This one was on connected learning. So I have to say that it felt great to be connecting with other like mind individuals.…
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A few years ago, as an assignment for my Master’s degree, I created a video on the future of learning. I was never very happy with the quality of the final product, nor do I completely agree now with the vision I presented then.…
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[…] Jan: ‘#etmooc: In the beginning ‘ by ianinsheffield Intrigued by the potential and keen to explore a cMOOC, I signed up for #etmooc […]…
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This week we’re all talking about how to connect with each other, our students and all the other people out there that are stakeholders in education. This blog is my attempt to make that happen.
Another way I connect, organize and keep my finger on the pulse of things is with a never ending list of bookmarks. …
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