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Here I am!
Hi! This is my introductory post for ETMOOC. I’m a doctoral student, instructor, and research assistant based in Regina, SK. Before moving up to the Great White North, I spent four years teaching English in the Baltimore City Public School System. …
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Well, orientation week was a bit scary! I listened in and got a sense of wow! I set up my blog, but mixed up the link for the etmooc hub! <sigh> I am sure it will all work out.
I am hoping that a few of the sessions are taped and available for review.…
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Leave It to ETMOOC
It’s a new years and a new MOOC. ETMOOC is a ‘Connectivist’ MOOC (‘cMOOC) and just what I’m looking for to bring in 2013.
ETMOOC is designed around a few key principles:
- The course is developed with a weak ‘centre’. While etmooc.org
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As you may have noticed from my last entry, I am interested in how virtual knowledge sharing networks—virtual communities of practice—can be fostered and maintained through social media and/or other e-strategies. In organisations, it is proposed this continual sharing and learning helps the firm to remain competitive and able to respond to change.
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Enjoyed Sue Waters and Peggy George not only for their expertise but for their honesty during their conversation on blogging.
If you pick up one idea from a book, conversation, event … it is worth it. The introduction to blogging did not let me down.…
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This is my introduction for #etmooc in which I use a whole bunch of public domain videos in order to illustrate what I am talking about (sometimes with better results than others).
I’m excited about this course and the people that I will meet and collaborate with as a result.…
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So Mending Wall does not present us with a binary choice between the discrete individualism of reductionism and classical logic on the one hand or the undifferentiated unity of holism and mysticism on the other. Rather, the poem presents a third way, a middle way, but not in the Aristotelean sense of a Golden Mean or in the Hegelian sense of a synthesis.…
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In the opening session of #etmooc, there was some discussion around why a PLN instead of LMS. There were some interesting points brought up, such as each participant having their own space and their own control. This graphic caught my attention though:
Clearly it is meant to show how PLN is superior to CMS in terms of learning network size. …
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