I am reposting this here from Panoply Digital. This post emerges from conversations we have been having with clients regarding partner networks, how best to serve them, how best to …
Teaching vs. research and MOOC brouhahas
I wasn’t going to get involved in this brouhaha involving the #massiveteaching scenario, whatever it plays out to be. There are much smarter people than I commenting and analyzing and …
Proceedings of EMOOCs 2014: Challenges for conceptualising EU MOOC for vulnerable learner groups
My colleague Inge de Waard, of MobiMOOC and other fame, drafted a paper that we worked on along with other fantastic colleagues Ronda Zelezny-Green, Laura Czerniewicz, Stephen Downes, Agnes Kukulska-Hulme and …
MobiMOOC, open learning/systems, and Communities of Practice
MobiMOOC and UNESCO’s Mobile Learning Week This is a quick post mentioning some of the fantastic work that one of my ablest colleagues, Inge de Waard, is doing. I do …
Learning artifacts created or inspired by Elearning & Digital Cultures course (2010) ahead of #edcmooc
This post was inspired by the upcoming Elearning & Digital Cultural MOOC being offered by the good people at the MSc in Elearning at the University of Edinburgh. I recommend …
MOOCs, w/the learner hat on: What am I taking and why
I have written before about MOOCs. I have participated in MOOCs as a student and facilitated one as well. I have published articles about MOOCs, along with my colleagues (also …
MOOCs, Dissemination Lags, and Overused Vocabulary
This is a few different mini-posts rolled into one, but they all revolve around MOOCs so I decided to spare the reader the clickthroughs. This post discusses Distinctions between MOOCs …