I am unable to determine how many posts I have made in Diigo, so I apologize in advance for posting a lot of links tonight to ensure that I have the correct amount for my CMC11 course. Thanks and I hope that you are able to benefit from them.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in this course and wrote a summary in my latest blog post at http://jonbunch.blogspot.com/2013/04/course-reflection.html

Here is my latest blog post for this week's topic: http://jonbunch.blogspot.com/2013/04/creativity-video-games-and-moocs.html

I finished my tutorial on how to use Padlet, if you haven't used Padlet before to display your artifacts check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqJCRse55_M

Hi everyone, here is the link that is to my latest blog post: http://jonbunch.blogspot.com/2013/04/creativity-and-youth-of-today.html

I would like to share a Padlet wall with the group to show the learning experiences that I have had in the CMC course: http://padlet.com/wall/kzdfv4cdhw . I recommend using this site as a Web 2.0 tool to document your artifacts. Enjoy!

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I came across a great free resource for MOOC; the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). I was surprised that this school has joined the initiative to spread free online learning to the masses that are interested in furthering their educational experience. MIT has always been known for their ability to teach Information Technology skills to their students for a hefty price and it is great to see that they are expanding their student base to potentially anyone that has an Internet connection. No registration is required and tests, multimedia files, and lecture notes are all free. One of the positives of this is that it provides very in depth technical information for higher level learning, but the down side is that the information may be too complex for the majority that may not have a solid foundation in this field yet.
---Jon Bunch

Resources:
MIT (2013). MIT OpenCourseWare. Referenced on March 7, 2013 from http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm.