New blog post up about information overload and #ETMOOC. http://t.co/pdnixpoE
— StaceyChevalierKerr (@StaceyCKerr) January 15, 2013
Recording of tonight's Blackboard Collaboration session - Orientation to #etmooc http://t.co/3f2EDtRy
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) January 15, 2013
@courosa @KathleenEvenson Google Reader in Plain English [video] https://t.co/2N9amZNK #etmooc
— Kurt Schollin (@KSchollin_LSCHS) January 15, 2013
Recording of last night's #etmooc Orientation session is at: http://t.co/RPYiXurq We're also repeating the session live today at 1pm Eastern
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) January 15, 2013
#etmooc Introduction: #etmooc | Glogster EDU http://t.co/XYVTAHUv #edtech #EdApp #teaching2030 #ecetech
— TeachersTech (@TeachersTech) January 15, 2013
@KathleenEvenson Kathleen, have you joined the #etmooc Google Plus community? If not, I think you want to ask the same question there.
— Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) January 15, 2013
“@coolcatteacher: Advice to presenters and teachers: All You Have is Enough http://t.co/xApK0LSL” bravo Vicki #sd36learn #TLChat #etmooc
— lisa domeier (@librarymall) January 15, 2013
Had a thought yesterday of what I thought an #ETMOOC learning experience might be-organic learning-no wonder it's exciting but uncomfortable
— Glenn Hervieux (@SISQITMAN) January 15, 2013
What's in a story? http://t.co/vh4vka0R #etmooc
— Lyn Hilt (@lynhilt) January 15, 2013
@juliedreid Drinking from a fire hose takes practice & skill - let's all drink well together in #etmooc - and then share that with others.
— Glenn Hervieux (@SISQITMAN) January 15, 2013