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Book on MOOC and how to set up #MOOC yourself - 0 views

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    Book on how to set up a MOOC Follow by Email Translate Powered by Translate I support free learning Popular Posts International Women's Day: women in top positions at universities and women in ICT Happy international Women's day to all of us! A lot has changed in the last 100 years for women worldwide, but there is still a lot to do. S... Join the open and free course on mobile learning: #MobiMOOC Mobile learning (mLearning) is all the rage at the moment, but how do you get started and how do you maximize the mLearning plans you have?... free eBook with 61 tips for #mLearning from eLearning Guild The eLearning Guild has published a free eBook, sharing 61 tips on mLearning from a wide variety of mobile learning experts. The report... Free #research papers on #mLearning from mLearn conference Today the free proceedings of the mLearn2012 conference that was organized in Helsinki were put online. For all that want to get a peek i... FutureLearn: pedagogical & mLearning MOOC platform - the approach For all of you out there wanting to push your government into setting up a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) platform gathering knowled... Brandon Hall Award Excellence in Learning Brandon Hall Award Excellence in Learning good to be connected Find this blog in the education blogs directory Subscribe in a reader Click here to subscribe to this blog in iTunes. Mobile Learning Creative Commons License This content is subject to a Creative Commons License. Follow Ignatia on Twitter QR code for mobile site or click on the image for preview QR code for mobile site or click on the image for preview edublogger badge Bloglog Ignatia Facebook Facebook/Ignatia Linkedin Linkedin/ingedewaard Twitter Twitter/ignatia Del.icio.us Del.icio.us/ignatia Skype Skype/Ignatia_dW slideshare slideshare/ignatia friendfeed Friendfeed/ignatia scribd Scribd/ignatia academia Academia/ Get your own Wid
Roger Harrison

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  • Feedback from the 2009 MLE Evaluation highlighted that Edinburgh Napier students expect all their modules to be supported online, and that they value a balance of face-to-face contact with
  • online interaction. While few modules or programmes can be taught fully online, an underlying principle of the benchmark is that all modules can adopt technology to benefit some aspect of the learning, teaching and assessment experience. This could involve the use of technology to:
  • Roger Harrison on 04 May 13
     
    good example for Edinburgh Napier of their elearning structure etc
Roger Harrison

Debate about online learning: E-mails show U.Va. board wanted a big online push | Insid... - 0 views

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      scroll down to see the responses and watch the heated exchanges
  • Roger Harrison on 26 Apr 13
     
    an amazing exchange of HARSH responses about the merits or non of elearning
Roger Harrison

Online Learning: A User's Guide to Forking Education | Online Learning | HYBRID PEDAGOGY - 0 views

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  • Cathy N. Davidson argued exactly this at her presentation, “Access Demands a Paradigm Shift,” at the 2013 Modern Language Association conference
  • The discussion forum, currently the holy grail of "engagement" inside most online courses, is particularly problematic. Exchanges within forums are usually too strictly controlled and reduce honest interaction to busy-work scored by a rubric. These interactions rarely resemble the many and varied kinds of discussions possible in a classroom. And many teachers require things of online discussions that they would never demand in an on-ground classroom: one post of at least 250 words, properly cited, and exactly 2 responses to fellow students. Imagine trying to create a lively classroom discussion with these kinds of constraints.
  • hierarchical discussion forum tools
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  • the best learning happens not inside courses but between them.
  • So, for example, I am working to create collaborations between courses at several institutions and assignments that bridge a course offered one term and a different course offered the next. I ask students to reflect on the connections
  • example, replace the video lecture that begins many online "lessons" with a video made by a student.
  • Roger Harrison on 11 May 13
     
    about the need for a paradigm shift
Roger Harrison

MOOC pedagogy: the challenges of developing for Coursera | ALT Online Newsletter - 0 views

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  • Roger Harrison on 21 Apr 13
     
    looks very helpful for UoM
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oer's skills teaching eLearning pedagogy resources

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  • Roger Harrison on 24 Apr 13
     
    These self directed learning modules look great!
Roger Harrison

Will MOOC Technology Break the Education Cartel? « Educational Technology Debate - 0 views

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  • Talk about giving the people what they want. It’s been compared to the introduction of self-serve in grocery stores in the 70’s and 80’s whereby a digitally-accessible education sees people picking and choosing their own learning rather than waiting for a ‘grocer’ to assemble it for them.
  • developing countries where university-level education is not universally accessible, it means something even more – being able to study at all, and world-class courses at that. AfterSchoolAfrica.com has a good summary here if you need a quick overview of the history of MOOCs so far by the way.
  • Once flexible and even user-generated learning content embedded in MOOC’s
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  • Can we actually trust people to choose their own education like they choose toothbrushes
  • Roger Harrison on 25 Apr 13
     
    great historical comparisions
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