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a mini-MOOC, a meta-MOOC, a MOOC about MOOCs | A small fraction of what we did in August 2012, January 2013, and June 2013. www.moocmooc.com
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For the next 23 hours, #moocmooc is in full swing again. We recently came across the issue of discussion forums, something that I’ve been wanting to address in #8bitmooc. As we know, in #8bitmooc, I... Delete the scoop?
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Hybrid Pedagogy, home to MOOC MOOC -- the MOOC about MOOCs -- is set to release another wild pedagogical experiment: a one-day, 24-hour MOOCathon aimed at what we call MOOCification. Delete the scoop?
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Hybrid Pedagogy is not just an academic journal, it is a journal of praxis. Rather than simply talk about pedagogy, we prefer to tamper with it and try it out on every conceivable scale. In the last year, Hybrid Pedagogy brought you the original MOOC MOOC, Twitter vs. Zombies, Digital Writing Month, and THATCamp Hybrid Pedagogy, all of which set the stage for our next experiment: the MOOCification MOOCathon. MOOCification is really a kind of pillaging. You take what works about MOOCs, the best pedagogy they open up, apply it to more traditional classes, and then politely (or not so politely) spit out the rest. Delete the scoop?
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I haven’t done all of the #moocmooc exercises: I haven’t had the time or (to be honest) the inclination! But here is the final group of questions, which I will now attempt to (incoheren... Delete the scoop?
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I still don’t know what to write about #moocmooc. I feel like the experience has been valuable. It was definitely enjoyable at times, and I am very excited to know that there are other people... Delete the scoop?
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… a fistful of moocs because learning is more than moocs & skittles MOOC my day is an eclectic but hardly comprehensive selection of mooc links. Opening video and closing post excepted, I... Delete the scoop?
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This is my final assignment for the MOOC MOOC, reflecting on the course as well as MOOCs in general. So, first off, MOOC MOOC was excellent! I went in with pretty low expectations based on my prior... Delete the scoop?
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Or, or a short tale about why learning outside of the institution is so important to me. Sound to come in future (maybe). Happy #moocmooc to all! Delete the scoop?
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My latest post for #moocmooc: "Rooster Cogburn and the Educational Frontier" http://t.co/5AHKGN67. #highered #learning #teaching Delete the scoop?
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Sometimes all you need is a Petri dish to grow an epidemic. Delete the scoop?
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I'm lightly participating in Hybrid Pedagogy's moocMOOC today, so this is in part about that but mostly about the familiar MOOC conversation about the scalability of writing instruction. As a WPA w... Delete the scoop?
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June 15, 9:57 AM
Voici un aperçu intéressant sur ce qui constitue peut-être le trait dominant des MOOCs: leur flexibilité..
Cela implique deux choses: - "le MOOC " n'existe pas - On peut en faire ce que l'on veut. Il faut donc s'en emparer! Delete the scoop?
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The latest thing that has everyone buzzing in higher education are MOOCs—Massively Open Online Courses. MOOC companies like Coursera, Udacity and Harvard edX courses offer free content to anyone, anywhere, and at any time. Delete the scoop?
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On the recommendation of Jesse Stommel, I’m reading this paper about grading student writing by Peter Elbow, and I’m trying to figure out what it might say about my own grading practice... Delete the scoop?
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In addition to POT Cert, I’ve enrolled on a few other MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). The first of which, entitled MOOC MOOC, takes a look at the phenomenon of MOOCs themselves…, n... Delete the scoop?
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My Reflective Piece regarding: Hybrid Pedagogy’s MOOC MOOC on Canvas Network January 6-12, 2013 http://t.co/SQ3yMd2Y #moocmooc Delete the scoop?
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