I am sorry that I missed Paul Bouchard’s talk. I see that the recording has finally been posted today, but I have not yet had a chance to listen to it (so I am more than a week behind now in the Crit Lit course) – but I had to make a long train journey [...]
Archive for July, 2010
Learner Autonomy and Teacher Intervention
Posted in Communities of practice, Critical Literacies, CritLit2010, Research, tagged "critical literacies", autonomy, Bouchard, CritLit2010, eLearning, Lave, learning, networked learning, Research, situation learning, teacher intervention, teaching on July 8, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Elluminate v. Networked Learning Conference
Posted in CCK08, CCK09, Critical Literacies, CritLit2010, Networked Learning Conference 2010, Research, tagged "critical literacies", CCK08, CCK09, conference, Connectivism, CritLit2010, networked learning, Research, teaching on July 3, 2010 | 16 Comments »
Heli has made yet another interesting post in her blog reflecting on the CCK08 experience following our Elluminate session yesterday in which George Siemens kindly invited us to share our research paper – The ideals and Reality of Participating in a MOOC. The link to the recording of this session is here – http://www.elearnspace.org/blog/2010/07/05/elluminate-vs-networked-learning-conference/ After [...]
Some notes on connectivism
Posted in CCK08, Networked Learning Conference 2010, tagged CCK08, Connectivism, downes, siemens, theory on July 2, 2010 | 6 Comments »
In preparation for the Networked Learning Conference 2010 presentation, I considered the question, ‘Is connectivism a theory’? This was discussed in depth in CCK08 and I seem to remember the discussion becoming increasingly convoluted with no decisions being made. The jury is still out on this question. For me, the following notes, pulled together from [...]
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