Connectivism and networks
On my project blog for my agency, I just wrote an update on the connectivism and connected learning class. You can find it here. Continue reading Connectivism and networks
Category: CCK11
“if something’s missing, create it” CCK11 discoverable artifacts
getting caught up on the elluminate recording – what an amazing technology – the chat concurrent with the lecture and the whiteboard. “join the discussion” is the theme – pick a path, find some peers and join the discussion. i liked very much the video i watched yesterday where George talked about networks being a model, but learning happening through connections… oh he’s just talking about it again, in terms of the difference between constructionism and connectivism. but to have a discussion, there needs to be some relational connection – someone to communicate with… i’ve been working for … Continue reading “if something’s missing, create it” CCK11 discoverable artifacts
week one of #CCK11
transparent learning: “the act of showing others how we are learning is an instructional task… every expression is an opportunity for connection in a digital space: every tweet, every blog post, Continue reading week one of #CCK11
connectivism as the future of education
have been browsing through the readings and videos and trying to figure out what connectivism is and isn’t but i have to say i keep getting excited about the actual layout of the course and the chance to participate – i’m not sure how many people are registered at this point but i think previous courses have had like 1000 or so, from all over the world, from all different backgrounds, some of them intent on squeezing it like a lemon to get every drop and more, and others just kind of observing and wondering. this video is pretty clear. … Continue reading connectivism as the future of education
CCK11 Connectivism
well… yes, i do need another interest 🙂 (no, i don’t). my fourth course in the MAIS program at Athabasca U begins this coming week, “Doing Disability Differently” – excellent reading list and excellent prof. I was really wanting to take a semester off after working god knows how many hours at my real job and then studying and writing papers in my “spare” time – but the prof was ready to go with this brand new course, and she’s kind of amazing, and i’ve been waiting for her to be ready, so… i’ll take the … Continue reading CCK11 Connectivism
