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in title, tags, annotations or urlWhat's the "problem" with MOOCs? « EdTechDev - 1 views
Summarizing All MOOCs in One Slide: Market, Open and Dewey - EdTech Researcher - Education Week - 0 views
Harvard joins MIT in platform to offer massive online courses | Inside Higher Ed - 0 views
Welcome to Change: Education, Learning, and Technology! - change.mooc.ca ~ #change11 - 0 views
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"Being connected changes learning. When those connections are global, the experience of knowledge development is dramatically altered as well. Over the past four years, a growing number of educators have started experimenting with the teaching and learning process in order to answer critical questions: "How does learning change when formal boundaries are reduced? What is the future of learning? What role with educators play in this future? What types of institutions does society need to respond to hyper-growth of knowledge and rapid dissemination of information? How do the roles of learners and educators change when knowledge is ubiquitous? ... (The result is) a MOOC with each week being facilitated by an innovative thinker, researcher, and scholar. Over 30 of them. From 11 different countries."
Pedagogy First! (MOOC) - 3 views
Sock Puppetry 711 with Otto Paertz - 0 views
5 Reasons Why Activity Streams Will Save You From Information Overload - 2 views
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Interesting post flagging the info overload things that we have all come across. The second point in the 5 point list is part of the concept that Downes & Siemens have used in the Connectivism MOOC i.e. don't even attempt to read everything - that's not what it's about. Instead choose & filter your information, create networks and trust platforms for 3rd party filtering.
Displaying Comment Counts on Syndicated Wordpress Posts (using FeedWordPress) | The Fish Wrapper - 0 views
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"So here's something neat that I figured out how to do on Jim's DS106 class (soon to be available on my own course site). As you may know, both sites are syndicating in feeds from students' blogs using the amazing FeedWordPress plugin. We use this plugin all over UMW Blogs to allow faculty to manage course "mother" blogs into which students' blogs are fed."
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