So of course I posted this in the blog I created for moocmooc using Word Press thinking to myself ” I am sure I can use the same blog and just change the categories section to etmooc. How hard can it be?”…
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I’m 2 weeks late on my commitment to have a blog up and running before the end of 2012. It took registration in my first Mooc to push me towards publication. This is the #etmooc page of my blog. It’s purpose is to post, reflect on, disseminate and question my learning throughout this journey.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Last week I introduced myself to the #ETMOOC course with a rather whimsical poster of me enjoying a snack and few tid bits of information. This week? I thought I’d tackle a few of the thoughts and ideas that came out of the Elluminate Live session last night.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Ariving late at the gate – EtMooC
Well, a lot of water has passed under the bridge in just twenty-four hours (and I still need to hit the vocabulary using a translator Portuguese to English) then begin to swim.
I watched the introductory debate video and it was amazing the amount of knowledge sharing.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I am starting the #etmooc, taking an online Sloan Consortium class in Adult Learners and finishing up a certificate in Online Teaching with Sloan Consortium. In addition to the fulltime job this makes life very interesting. I will use this space to discuss ideas about using technology to enhance teaching and learning.…
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I just participated in the introduction session on collaborate. It was really cool. I loved the interaction (although mine was minimal as I’m home with a baby). We were left with two questions, both of which I wish I had different answers to.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...LOL! May this be me as I enter this blogger world!
Your turn…
Let’s CommuniCATE!…
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Alec Couros introduces the cMOOC called etMOOC in a BB session with about 65 of the 1500 participants worldwide, raising the question of what we do now that we have connected.
We step forward first thinking about that most fragile of human currency–trust.…
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