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A diagram of the influences on the development of connectivism and MOOCS that also shows the influence of connectivism and MOOCs on subsequent developments. 
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Recently I posted about my current research into connectivism and my belief that it is more pedagogial than theoretical. I noted that my understanding of connectivism (something I consider integra...
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Session on how connectivism is incorporated into the Games MOOC and how it is similar to the gamer disposition and how Jim Gee discusses "Big G" games in the...
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If you make your professional home in higher education, you probably have noticed an increasing surge in conversations around MOOCs, or —massive open online courses. The conversations around MOOCs argue that they will transform higher education for both the better and worse (depending upon who you ask).
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Connectivism and MOOCs!!!With the purpose of monitoring of evolution of e-learning we making poll.
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MOOCs to the left of me and MOOCs to the right of me. What does it all mean? A look at Coursera, pedagogical approaches, and xMOOC versus cMOOC.
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I've been trying to think through the practical application of connectivism #edtech #mooc #edchat
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I just reordered the ideas from version 1. I think this map is more simple and reflec a closer view of what's on my mind. Siemens would say that I'm externalizing my concepts ;) Now with Cmap, thanks to Jeroen!
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Introduction The authors of an open online course, Current/Future State of Higher Education (CFHE12), observe in Week 2 of that course: New technologies alter the relationship between learners and ...
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Presentation, University of South Africa (Pretoria)...
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Defining the MOOC phenomenon from an educational perspective starts with theoretical foundation, and in order to build a theoretical foundation, one must look at the history of a movement. This de...
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Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators. MOOCs — or Massive Open Online Courses — have been getting a lot of attention lately.
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"Let me tell you story of the great bear. It's a story from First Nations People who lived near where I was born in Canada, the Iroquois people. It's a story from long ago."
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I’m still trying to wrap my head around connectivism, the learning theory developed by George Siemens and Stephen Downes that in a lot of ways led to the growth of distance education and the ...
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Curtis Bonk led a session about MOOCs at Learning 2012. His slides are available at TrainingShare (this is the direct link). His presentation must have been one of the most insanely paced sessions ...
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I participated in CCK 11 and the facilitators were Stephen Downes and George Siemens. The course was unlike any learning experience I had ever had before. Here’s why: 1. Changed relationship ...
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I am very interested in the instructional design of MOOCs. While I was working at Tacoma Community College, I co-taught a course called "Health Information Management 101.
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Reading this helped me understand why Stalin sent progressive educators to the gulags.
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The infographic below represents a visual follow-up on Michelle's previous post about massive open online courses. Certainly, the question of financial viabilty of distributed, open online learning courses is one baffling aspect here.
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Are You Connected? Do You Know What It Means?
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Don’t believe the hype? There has been an extraordinary level of hype in higher education (and beyond) about Massive Open Online Courses or MOOCs. Vice-Chancellors and their senior management...
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