Twiddla - 2 views
Mapping New Testament Social Networks - 3 views
Amazon - 2 views
12 reasons not to engage in a MOOC #change11 - 1 views
Perceptions of Social Loafing in Online Learning Groups: A study of Public University a... - 4 views
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What a great term: social loafing. I've never heard it before, but upon reading this article, realised I've experienced it often enough. Thanks.
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It's the first time i've heard of this term also. Very different from the term lurking. A little lengthy but worth the skim over.
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Kaine Very interesting article. I think it exists. I have perceived social loafing, definitely in my past online courses or at work.But I am not sure if that is true or not. What if I was also perceived as social loafer at the same time by others? Who is right then? Thanks for sharing it. I read and also bookmarked it. Ilona
The Next Generation of Educational Leadership: One of the Coolest Community-Building Pr... - 2 views
Connecticut superintendents propose a radically different approach to education - 0 views
First Steps to Planning a MOOC - 3 views
First Steps to Planning a MOOC - 3 views
Connect & Inspire Learners - 1 views
21st Century Textbooks for a Digital Generation | Wired Educator - 4 views
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Muammar Ghaddafi. Saddam Hussain. Barak Obama. Fukishima. Sub-Prime Lending. What do these topics have in common? They are all important subjects that our students should be learning about, yet they probably don't appear in most textbooks in our classrooms. The moment a textbook rolls off the printing press, it begins to morph into a useless paperweight.
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Great article. E-books have so much potential - for increased accessibility, lower costs, portability, currency, etc. etc.
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I tried to leave this on the site , not intended for the group.....In order to reach our students, we need to think like "Digital Natives", not "Digital Immigrants" (thank you Marc Prensky). ...i think you have valid points and this can be a useful tool but why use these terms, Natives and Immigrants. I often find these terms can be used negatively and could be percieved as such. Although this may not be your intention saying you are now a Digital Native vs a Digital Immigrant to me sounds , negative. Its just a thought , but i do appreciate your take on text books and the usefulness of utilizing this tool to keep up to date.
Repost of how to explain Connectivism to an 8 year old - 5 views
http://profesorbaker.com/2011/01/22/explain-it-to-me-like-im-an-8-year-old-connectivism-and-connected-knowledge-cck11/
Making the call for literacy - video - 4 views
Connectivism and reality - 5 views
http://idst-2215.blogspot.com/2011/05/connectivism-and-ideology-too.html
Our digital children - 3 views
These are thoughts I share yet could not put into words that heartfelt.
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Social Media and Politics - 4 views
Steve, that is a very interesting analysis. Especially of Twitter and tweets. Thank you.
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Pruning your social network connections? - 3 views
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