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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Online Learning: To Do is To Be
There is an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education that declares “In Online Courses, Students Learn More by Doing Than by Watching.” Never mind how incredibly obvious this is – but the article completely ignores any distinction between online classes … Continue reading
George Siemens and the Evolution of Ed Tech
George Siemens wrote a very thoughtful post on his current thinking about education technology called “Adios Ed Tech. Hola something else.” Siemens has been very important in shaping my own thought on education technology and online learning. His work has … Continue reading
Posted in connectivism
Tagged cMOOCs, connectivism, EdX, George Siemens, MOOCs, stephen downes, Udacity, xMOOC
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Frontier of Physics: Interactive Map | Quanta Magazine
This interactive map is an extremely useful overview of what is happening in physics right now. This is where I am hoping concept maps can eventually go: it is dynamic and effortless. It allows the user to stay on the … Continue reading
Posted in conceptmaps
Tagged concept maps, connectivism, physics
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