As we celebrate the first anniversary of #etMOOC*, I am overwhelmed with the stories of growth and sharing and learning.
* For those who hear about how MOOCs are a trend, a fad, a failure or a passing phase, here is the kind of MOOC I am referring to:
#etMOOC connected people.…
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My permanent residence is in my head. Often I am a wee bit philosophical. Talking about my thinking helps me to create space and relevance for it in my daily actions. Currently, I’m trying to cultivate more positive thoughts so that my actions reflect that positivity. …
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As #ETMOOC draws to a close, I wanted to take a few moments to thank everyone who pushed my learning via their writing, discussion, and creation. You all rock!
Here are my general takeaways from this awesome experience:
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...iMovie is on my computer, so I thought I would learn how to use it. I’ve committed to using it with the Grade 5/6 class at my school as part of their poetry project.
About a year ago, a friend of mine turned 40. …
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As we continue to learn together, how will you reach out and touch someone with your ideas?
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As in any ‘class’ ETMOOC has asked us to introduce ourselves to our peers in the orientation week.
In his welcome chat, our ‘chief conspirator’, Alec Couros, has emphasized that connected/networked learning, typical of cMOOCs such as these, simply does not work without TRUST.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I enjoy reading Hattie’s work (Visible Learning and Visible Learning for Teachers), but in all the quality time I have spent with Hattie’s writing, I have only really thought about how it applied to children/students.
My first day in #etMOOC changed all that.…
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