Talking MOOCs in 2019?
So here’s an interesting thread that cross my Twitter feed the other day Universities that didn’t dive into the MOOC craze are screwed. They’re almost a decade behind in transitioning to large scale digital learning. MOOCs are about capacity building to meet new learning needs. https://t.co/kePZ73uFqk — George Siemens (@gsiemens) April 7, 2019 What followed…
Trying something that isn’t WordPress for E-Learning 3.0
[quote style=”default” cite=”Stephen Downes”]You’re not designing a website. You’re designing a web.[/quote] (I have this written on a post-it on my monitor, but I can’t seem to figure out where I first heard it at the time of writing this post) I didn’t start my M.Ed program until summer 2011, which was where I first…
Interviewing My Domain
Alan Levine issued this call a while back, but I thought “better late than never” after reading Colin Madland’s reply today. What is your domain name and what is the story, meaning behind your choice of that as a name? I have a few domain names at this moment. For me, I bought my first…
Making Sense Day 9-15
Nathan Anderson I mentioned that I an a serial MOOC dropout right? I missed a few days. Honestly, there are lots of reasons for this. One is that some of the activities maybe I didn’t feel needed reflection here, and instead I just posted a tweet. The week we looked at GLAM OER (Day 7)…
Making Sense Day 5
Art by Lønfeldt Today’s module was by Helen DeWaard, and if you haven’t met her yet you can connect with her on twitter, virtually connecting, and at conferences. I had the pleasure of running into Helen at Open Ed Global and was able to participate in some great sessions thanks to her while there. This…
Making Sense 18 Day 3
Roman Kraft “I didn’t know what I didn’t know.” What a coincidence, I had the opportunity to basically see this module presented live at OpenEd Global 2018 in Delft, the Netherlands. Martin Weller presented these topics and the citation analysis process in Learning from the past: Development of open and distance education research over time.…