by kris | Jan 11, 2016 | BEST LINKS EVER
Gilly Salmon shares new research regarding her Carpe Diem MOOC. The Carpe Diem MOOC provides a formal online learning tool, Blackboard as well as the use of Twitter and FaceBook for networking and improved learning experience. In this paper, we explore the benefits...
by kris | Dec 15, 2015 | "Teaching Online" series, Uncategorized
Dave Cormier talks about his evolving understanding of rhizomatic learning. Looks to me that he is differentiating learning that is complicated but process oriented such as, building an airplane and landing on the moon. His Rhizomatic learning is called...
by kris | Dec 15, 2015 | BEST LINKS EVER
Benedict Cumberbatch, takes the title role of Hamlet in Shakespeare’s great tragedy. Hamlet was broadcast live from the Barbican in London to cinemas around the world on Thursday 15 October 2015, with encore screenings taking place following this date. National...
by kris | Dec 3, 2015 | BEST LINKS EVER
Is Rhizomatic learning a model useful to PSA in understanding the construction of knowledge? The MOOC “Open Education” is an OpenLearn Course found on the Open University site. This is a Master’s level course spanning 7 weeks/60 hours. Since the MOOC...
by kris | Dec 3, 2015 | BEST LINKS EVER
While this article in the New York Times relates to recovering from the trauma of terrorism, the reference to storytelling also applies to disruption in learning today. Perhaps PSA interviews are a form of story telling for all of us as we adapt to the disruption in...
