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[Expletive Deleted] Ed-Tech #Edinnovation - 0 views
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Excellent article from Audrey Watters on the rewriting of Mooc history and why it is important that such things are not twisted to develop a new narrative that suits those doing the rewriting.
George Siemens: Connectivism: what is it and should it change the way we teach? - Panop... - 0 views
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George's recording on Connectivism at Waikato University.
An interview with Canadian MOOC pioneer George Siemens | University Affairs - 0 views
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Great interview with George Siemens about perspective after the MOOC tsunami has crashed on the beach.
elearnspace › MOOC Research Initiative: Reports Released - 0 views
Reports | MOOC Research - 0 views
elearnspace › Adios Ed Tech. Hola something else. - 0 views
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George Siemens catches the mood that Audrey Watters, Jim Groom and others have been pushing out. Technology is too shiny and we forget the humans that we work with at the peril of developing automatons and throwing away people and creativity.
elearnspace › Losing interest in social media: there is no there there - 0 views
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Fast social media versus slower ones: twitter vs blogs. Siemens stirs it up with his post putting relative value on blogging and Twitter.
EduGeek Journal » Designing a Dual Layer cMOOC/xMOOC - 0 views
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An attempt to integrate xMooc and cMooc ideas in an upcoming Mooc. The description eventually sounds horrendously complicated - but then so can describing making a cup of tea so let's see what it turns out like.
elearnspace › Congrats to Paul-Olivier Dehaye: MassiveTeaching - 2 views
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George Siemens on a professor who killed his Coursera course half way through apparently as an experiment!
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