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Sérgio Lagoa

A pedagogy of abundance or a pedagogy to support human beings? Participant support on m... - 0 views

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    "This paper will examine how emergent technologies might influence the design of the learning environment and in particular the roles of educators and learners in creating learning experiences on online networked learning environments. It will do this through the lens of a case study of massive open online courses."
Maria João

Everybody Wants to MOOC the World |e-Literate - 3 views

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  • Canvas Network to support MOOCs and other open courses.
  • what it means for the traditional LMS players to be marketing themselves as platforms for MOOCs and other open courses
  • the initial release of the Canvas Network doesn’t bring a lot of new functionality
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  • The main new capability seems to be the catalog that allows courses to be discovered across institutions
  • It’s about open education in general.
  • Second, the biggest missing piece from both models is…you know…teaching.
  • In my view, there are two elements that are still missing from both of these visions. The first is a sustainability model
  • While the cMOOCs are doing some interesting experimentation in pedagogy, I see little innovation in either course design or platform affordances in the xMOOCs.
  • Udacity’s big invention was multiple-choice quizzes built into videos. Coursera has messed around with peer review, but because they don’t actually work with faculty on course designs, it’s not clear that it’s being used effectively by anyone.
  • Overall, while the xMOOCs may make noises about disruptive innovation, from a pedagogical perspective, they don’t fundamentally change the lecture-and-quiz model of the traditional classroom.
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