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Kevin Hodgson

Connected Courses: Towards a guilt-free learning zone…. | WorldLiterate - 0 views

  • Those who lurk also learn
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      It's just not always visible
swatson217

Science of the Invisible: Academic Literacies - 3 views

    • swatson217
       
      Maybe this is where the blending of higher-ed and MS/HS teachers could be a benefit - breaking down the bigger processes into the "how" steps more familiar to "lower" ed teachers??
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      Good point, although those discussions rarely happen ...
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    Picked up this link from Karen Labonte and am trying to work my way through the 1998 article a few pages at a time.
Kevin Hodgson

Even in my shoes, you're still you: on autoethnographyReflecting Allowed | Reflecting A... - 3 views

    • swatson217
       
      I would love to hear more about this or read a post about it if one exists!
  • Collaborative autoethnography
    • swatson217
       
      This sounds like it would be a fun and enriching sort of research :)
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      I imagine it sort of glass shards. When pulled together, the true story might eventually emerge. And if not all the pieces are in place (ie, perspectives), the view gets skewed a bit. or something like that ...
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  • incomplete story of oneself
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      Isn't this always the case? We have an incomplete narrative of who we are, because we are focused on our own experience and motivations, and the true narrative of self unfolds both inside and outside of us. 
  • They can build an amount of empathy, but they can never reach full understanding.
Kevin Hodgson

A MOOC Runs Amok: Update | Open Assembly Blog - 0 views

  • customize
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      Customize .... sure ... but only if you do it within the bounds of the course, right? What happens if students create their own parallel learning space?
  • Those of us committed to open education would argue that such a mission can only be accomplished if education, pedagogy, courses, content, data, etc., are actually and truly “open.”
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      Yep.
  • many reacted with anger instead of engaging in reflection about the fact that their behavior and emotions in the course’s online forum were being tracked by Coursera
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      They were angry at the professor? not Coursera? Are we raising kids who don't question anything? I like how the prof was pushing the envelope here. Even with controversy, I bet the students learned more about data mining then if they had read about it in a textbook.
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  • a needed narrative around what MOOCs are, how they are impacting higher education and faculty, and how control is being wrested from the people who are vital counter-balancing agents in society’s power structure.
  • Suddenly their inbox was assaulted with dozens, hundreds, of emails. The point that he was trying to make was on the power that faculty have in a course.
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      Ha. I bet that one was a surprise, and a great lesson on who has the power, and ways to get around it.
  • 5R ACTIVITIES
    • Kevin Hodgson
       
      I like this 5R concept ... 
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    Good overview of the clash of open and non-open MOOCs. Add your own thoughts with annotations
Kevin Hodgson

Random CCourse Blog Generator - 0 views

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    Give it a try ...
Kevin Hodgson

Newest Syndicated Blogs | Connected Courses - 0 views

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    Wanted to add this list of blogs to our Diigo and point out the "random post generator" -- I've been doing regular travels around the CCourse blogosphere because it seems as if commenting is not really happening on any grand scale here.
Mia Zamora

Beyond Learning-As-Usual: Connected Learning Among Open Learners | DML Hub - 0 views

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    Open learning has emerged within the public imagination as a potentially disruptive force in higher education. It has attracted the attention of policy makers, venture capitalists and the technology sector, key functionaries in higher education, teachers, students, activists, progressives, futurists, and researchers.
Terry Elliott

The Disruption Machine - The New Yorker - 1 views

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    A kick in the teeth to the concept of disruption.  Tired idea + bad research +ed echo chamber +crisis capitalism =  corporate higher education.
Terry Elliott

e844reader6.pdf - 1 views

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    And another on literacy studies.  thinking Doug Belshaw's work, too.
Kevin Hodgson

The Connected Course - 0 views

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    The overview
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