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Distributed Connectivism in virtual learning environments: 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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Folksonomy.co is a digital culture and creative practice knowledge commons.
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George Seimens writes about higher ed here, but I wonder to what extent this is relevant for K-12 as well:
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Stephen's Web, the home page of Stephen Downes, with news and information on e-learning, new media, instructional technology, educational design, and related subjects...
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Twelve top universities jump into the 'MOOC' arena, prompting discussions about what this announcement means for the future of higher education.
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Kerr (2007) describes his initial, excited reaction to George Siemens’ (2004) connectivism theory recalling how its ideas largely because it resonated with growing interest in the learning potential of Web 2.0 technologies and practices. Since then an ongoing debate has ensued around the status of this, and Stephen Downes’ (2006) connected knowledge theory as learning theories for the network age (Kop & Hill, 2008).
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Learning Analytics Educause podcast with George Siemen's.
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Get on board another connectivism style MOOC: Ed Startup 101 - An Open Online Course
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In this era where we are living in and among a vast arrays of digital and learning networks, which are interconnected in the webs and internet, we might well consider how we could leverage them for...
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Emergent learning and learning ecologies in Web 2.0 (Special Issue - Connectivism: Design and Delivery of Social Networked Learning.
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Presentation to HEA/SEDA conference on First Steps into Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (FSLT12) massive open online course (RT @georgeroberts: Made webinar with @slideshare from slides & audio of talk at #hea #seda #oer conference on...
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If you work in education, and you have not been somewhere incredibly remote for the last six months (how nice for you if you have), you will have picked up that there is something called MOOCs.
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Information about the paper titled "SOCIAL NETWORKS IN EDUCATION: DISCUSSIONS ABOUT CONCEPTS" at IATED Digital Library (SOCIAL NETWORKS IN EDUCATION: DISCUSSIONS ABOUT CONCEPTS
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So I just finished a brief radio appearance (CBC) on the subject of Massive Open, Online Courses (MOOCs). The main guest was George Siemens who, with Stephen Downes, helped pioneer these courses in Canada.
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As a life-long learner, I have appreciated engaging and interacting with a wide variety of educators in a few Massively ...
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(2012). Challenging neuroscience and evolutionary explanations of social and psychological processes. Contemporary Social Science: Vol. 7, Biologising the Social Sciences: Challenging Darwinian and Neuroscience Explanations, pp.
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On April 11 and 12, 2012, the ELI teaching and learning community gathered for an online focus session on learning analytics (LA). This white paper is a synthesis of the key ideas, themes, and concepts that emerged from those sessions.
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A new kind of socio inspired technology:big data and connectivism...
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