March 26, 2012
Like everybody else in this course, sometimes we need to stop, take stock, and restart. Thus it is with your three instructors this week. You've no doubt noticedt he erratic delivery of course content recently. Many factors are to blame, not the least of which was our recent visit to India. More on that through the week.
In the mean time, welcome to (what we will call) week27. In place of the originally scheduled Rosa Ojeda we are presenting Antonio Vantaggiato. Below, you will see content suubmitted by Antonio. In addition, we have scheduled an online event for Wednesday, March 28 at 12 noon Eastern time.
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Myths of Teaching and Learning and Technology
Antonio Vantaggiato,
Website, March 26, 2012.
Here is the info you need. week27
I have been setting up a website, humbly named http://zenofteaching.us, which I am preparing with the structure and content of a book on the Myths of Teaching and Learning and Technology. The site is done with digress.it, which allows for discussion on each paragraph of the text, and this is what I hope would emerge as a product of participant's work.
It is by no means an academic, or well-structured research work, but more of a popular discussion. I am using almost no journal or conference papers, but instead, articles from popular media. Plus, the interviews I am conducting (hope to count on you guys in the next future!) add to the ideas elaborated and to the site itself.
I plan to publish in the next weeks the latest interviews (I got Shirky already up, and this week I'll have another interview done with Mikhail Gershovich, Luke Waltzer, Tom Harbison etc. at Baruch College, etc.), and I finished to prepare a presentation, which you can find at http://slidesha.re/zenofteachingus, and which will be incorporated into the website soon.
The Introduction to this work is here: http://zenofteaching.us/2012/01/08/introduction/
You can find the index of topics at http://zenofteaching.us/2012/03/07/the-index/, and the reading list at http://zenofteaching.us/2012/03/07/minimalist-references/
Hasta la vista!
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This is a list of the blog posts mentioning the change11 keyword or tag harvested from the list of blogs submitted by participants.
#change11- Scuotimento
serenaturri, serenaturri's Blog
fonte Wikipedia L’articolo che segue prende le mosse dal post «Video or writing» dell’amico Jaap Bosman nel quale esplicita di prediligere il testo scritto al video. Prosegue poi con l’esplicitazione di alcune considerazioni sul disorientamento che ho provato nel constatare che le newsletters di #change11 [...] [Link]
Mon, 26 Mar 2012 08:03:39 +0000
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Where are the facilitators of change11?
jaapsoft2, connectiv
Somehow I missed something? For some weeks now change11 is closed or some parts are vanished. Students are enjoying freedom but some get a little nervous. What is going on? Interesting is how some blogs and discussions just go on. Suifaijohnmak Cathyanderson One Change a Day Gráinne Conole did post something on a blog, how [...] [Link]
Mon, 26 Mar 2012 05:57:51 +0000
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#Change11 and more random notes
Cathy, Cathy Anderson
Education is an everchanging landscape, that maybe viewed by some as one of the last institutions to be disrupted by technology. The proof is also in the diverse range of topics covered by the presenters for Change 11. Today listened to Stephen Downes presentation, now at week 25 in to the this marathon massive online [...]
Related posts:#change11 random notes trying to tie it together Change11 a lot of random notes on this week! I...
Unedited totally random notes! I feel the need to post .... [Link]
Mon, 26 Mar 2012 02:25:59 +0000
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Three observations about perseverance in online learning
rolandlegrand, MixedRealities
The blog has been idle for about two weeks now – because of family emergencies, the launching of a liveblog and a column at my newspaper. Which allows me to reflect on the issue of loyalty toward online projects and communities. - Gameification does not really work for me. I ... Continue reading → [Link]
Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:47:47 +0000
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#Change11 #CCK12 Student Owned Learning Engagement Model
suifaijohnmak, Learner Weblog
This Student Owned Learning Engagement Model sounds useful. Simon Atkinson elaborates in his paper: “Expectations of systematized pedagogical planners and embedded templates of learning within the institutional virtual learning environments (VLEs) have, so far, failed to deliver the institutional efficiencies … Continue reading → [Link]
Sun, 25 Mar 2012 12:34:02 +0000
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-25
Tim Stafford, Desperately Seeking Fusion™
RT @interactyx: Social Learning Trends in 2012 http://t.co/qY9dwgB3 #sociallearning #socialmedia #tmstaffordllc # RT @rkiker: RT @web20classroom: 5 Tips For Creating Social Networking School Guidelines: http://t.co/wk04EVPU #edchat #tmstaffordllc # RT @hpteachexchange: Get organized with these awesome web 2.0 productivity sites. http://t.co/QwkLVXX8 … Continue reading → [Link]
Sun, 25 Mar 2012 08:58:00 +0000
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I'm also looking for what's new. (S. Dowens)
T, lucidTranslucent
Education as Platform View more PowerPoint from Stephen Downes Em uma das minhas ultimas postagens eu escrevi que uma plataforma na educação a distancia, pode servir como caminho seguro ou como paredes iguais ao presencial.Li com interesse a palestra do S. Dowens e achei interessante a seguinte frase, " Educação como plataforma" e realmente fica diferenciado do conceito em uso de Plataforma para Educação.Eu gosto muito destas palavras "That said, education has a role, and a .... [Link]
2012-03-24T14:44:00.001-07:00
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#Change11 #CCK12 On Conversation and Pedagogical Framework
suifaijohnmak, Learner Weblog
I came across this post of in praise of vagueness Is the eternal quest for precise information always worthwhile? Our research suggests that, at times, vagueness has its merits. Not knowing precisely how they are progressing lets people generate positive expectancies … Continue reading → [Link]
Sat, 24 Mar 2012 22:43:06 +0000
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Identity Online
jennymackness, Jenny Connected
This week has seen the last Networked Learning Conference Hotseat for this year – Managing your Online Learner Identity Having followed the Hotseat discussions, the topic seems to have raised more questions than it has answered. It started with a discussion about what we mean by online learner identity, online identity, learner identity, or simply [...] [Link]
Sat, 24 Mar 2012 18:49:23 +0000
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Is ChangeMooc some sort of test?
jennymackness, Jenny Connected
I think I am missing something somewhere – but where? I am missing Weeks 26, 27 and 28 of ChangeMooc. According to the schedule this is what should have happened. Week 26- Mar 5-Mar 11 – Grainne Conole was supposed to speak. Nothing happened that week. We were told that ‘the gang’ would be travelling [...] [Link]
Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:39:04 +0000
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Week 26: Gráinne Conole – Other Metaphors #change11
lucky, LEARNING RETENTION
After reflecting on Gráinne Conole's post "Memes and metaphors in network technologies" two expressions stuck in my mind. Patterns of user behaviour and "Functional and connected": two new categories suggested as an extension to the space and time concept. This got me thinking about the clusters of people around a particular digital technology essentially [...] [Link]
Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:40:44 +0000
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Ray Kurzweil, Henry David Thoreau, and Obi Wan Kenonbi Walk into a Genius Bar…. #change11
Andrew Neuendorf, Andrew Neuendorf
Ray Kurzweil, Henry David Thoreau, and Obi Wan Kenonbi Walk into a Genius Bar. Ray Kurzweil says, “Can you help me with my iPhone? Siri keeps refusing to run for president.” Henry David Thoreau says, “I need to return this iPad. It is a pretty toy, not a tool. In fact, I am the tool. [...] [Link]
Fri, 23 Mar 2012 18:49:35 +0000
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Education as Platform: The MOOC Experience and what we can do to make it better
Stephen Downes, Half an Hour
Presented to EdgeX2012, Delhi, India, March 12, 2012.My name is Stephen Downes, I'm from Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. New Brunswick is a small province on the eastern side of Canada, near the Atlantic Ocean. The entire province has about 800,000 people in it. The city where I live has about 140,000 people in it. So my experience of the world is a bit different from yours. My experience of the world is very filled with birds and trees and trails and water and things like that, and it .... [Link]
2012-03-23T17:31:00.001-03:00
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Commentary on Commentary on Comments
, Multilitteratus Incognitus
The other day I was catching up on Change11 and I came across a blog post titled commentary on comments which caught my eye because it reminded me of an NPR news-segment :-) I was thinking about both the lack of comments on other blogs and the slow-down in blog posts in general on Change11.As far as comments on other blogs go, I can't really talk on behalf of other Change participants, but from my point of view, and from my work-flow aspect, most of my reading is offline, using .... [Link]
Fri, 23 Mar 2012 12:24:00 +0000
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All content in the Diigo Change11 Group
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@serena0591 tweeted: #change11- Scuotimento http://t.co/ 2012-03-26T08:03:45Z