Ao enfrentarmos o desafio de um curso bimodal, em EaD, apresentaram-se instancias que não poderiam excluir, a estes futuros professores, um conhecimento atualizado e que faz referencia à web2.0.
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So the MOOCs as the disruption, because change simple can’t be continual. Perhaps drastic change is a more dynamic source of momentum, an educational shock doctrine if you will that those opposed to it must simple be little more than useful idiots.…
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Here’s my Dad, a budding scientist working on his PhD at The Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford, 1960. It was a happening place for biochemical studies at that time, he was part of a team working on the structure of haemoglobin.…
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I’ve spent the week (proper work, not internet randomness) up to my neck in a VLE, coupled with the odd breakout into WordPress. It is hard when dealing with an open source system to want to criticise it, but, hypocritical klaxon alert, the interface on our VLE isn’t exactly easy to use.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...End of the university semester has brought somewhat of a lull in the MOOC landscape…which would give me a chance to catch up on historical or theoretical reading, but it’s the end of my semester too. I will continue to post, but I would imagine it to be slow going for the next month, to pick up again with reckless abandon in January 2013.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I have been thinking lately about how I conduct myself on social media. After reading George Couros‘ blog post on Professional vs Private I reflected on my own use of social media. I too have tended to separate my personal life which generally lives on Facebook and my professional life which predominantly lives in Twitter. …
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