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A lot can change in a year. Twelve months ago, the traditional universities were doomed, condemned to irrelevance by an onslaught of MOOCs. Not every last one of them was going to die; Sebastian Th...
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In this fascinating segment, our guests walk us through several currently active projects being used to connect students from around the world in collaborative learning assignments.
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Online education providers may very well disrupt the higher education establishment, but, first, these for-profit companies need to find a way to finance the mammoth technical infrastructure needed to support millions of students.
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Long set of slides (really a compilation and reordering of four previous slide sets) for my workshop held in Ameca, Mexico (Setember 6, 2011) and Guadalajara, M (How to Organize a MOOC on @slideshare #connectivism #downes
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California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and Udacity founder Sebastian Thrun discussed what it will take to fix America's outdated system of higher education at TechCrunch Disrupt.
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"This is the bright, bold world of MOOCs — Massive Open Online Courses."
Rosario Rizzo's comment,
September 6, 2013 1:40 AM
noi italiani siamo sempre dietro. Anzi, non ci siamo propio
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Update on the MOOC Market: Things Moving Fast http://t.co/zDijKREPYM
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Learning in a networked world. Thinking about networks, collaboration & connectivism http://t.co/2vYCIa9Lke @dwenmoth
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The 6th part to the series is about the relatives of MOOCs - MOOClatives. These are online ed resources that have a lot in common with MOOCs but do not quite fit because they are either not massive, not entirely free or not really a complete course.
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By Jessica Knott Associate Editor Editor, Twitter/Facebook Rarely does a MOOC strike fear into the heart of its participants. Interestingly, in this case I mean the MOOC itself, not the content. MO...
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Articles Cited: Carmel DeAmicis, "The Walking Dead Online Class: Are Zombies the MOOC Future?", PandoDaily, 4 Sep. 2013. Keith Devlin, "MOOC Mania Meets the Sober Reality of Education," Huff Post:...
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Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
Cartoon showing the reality of most xMOOCs.
roberto gilli's comment,
September 9, 2013 3:41 AM
I think it is a over-semplification. Generally also a "frontal" MOOC has some connectivist areas.
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September 9, 2013 4:32 AM
Yes @Antoine, you are right: the ideal way is still to find. And probably there is not a one-solution-fits-all.
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Boulder, CO (PRWEB) September 06, 2013 The WICHE Cooperative for Educational Technologies (WCET), Mozilla, Blackboard Inc., and Sage Road Solutions LLC will convene a massive, open, online course (MOOC) beginning September 9, 2013, to explore the...
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Oh yes, a quality assertion that educational decline won't be solved by technology. As a fan of using technology... http://t.co/x75gzi5XAR
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