Tagged: #edcmooc

Hashtag for the MOOC “E-Learning and Digital Cultures” (Coursera)

E-learning & Digital Cultures: How big is #edcmooc? Some Stats… 0

E-learning & Digital Cultures: How big is #edcmooc? Some Stats…

Reading Time: < 1 minuteEDCMOOC statistics These usage statistics were provided by faculty from Edinburgh University, who are running the E-Learning + Digital Cultures MOOC on Coursera: Total Registered Participants: 42874 Active Participants Over the Last 7 Days (“Active”...

Lost and Found, in a MOOC… 0

Lost and Found, in a MOOC…

Reading Time: < 1 minuteFor an assignment for the MOOC, eLearning and Digital Cultures, I created my first Prezi… It’s my little abstract reaction to the bewilderment of feeling lost inside a 40,000 member Massive Open Online Course....

The Long Hello – Meditating on #edcmooc, Gardner Campbell, and eLearning 0

The Long Hello – Meditating on #edcmooc, Gardner Campbell, and eLearning

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe MOOC I’m taking, E-Learning + Digital Cultures, continues to unfold in front of me, gradually showing me new perspectives and more detail. But it’s not for the impatient… For me, being in a...

E-learning and Digital Cultures, Week 2: Perspectives on Education #edcmooc 0

E-learning and Digital Cultures, Week 2: Perspectives on Education #edcmooc

Reading Time: 2 minutesI finally caught up on two of the education-centred readings for week 2 of the massive MOOC, “E-learning and Digital Cultures”. Shirky, C. (2012). Napster, Udacity and the academy. shirky.com, 12 November 2012. http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2012/11/napster–udacity-and-the-academy/...

Week 2: E-learning and Digital Cultures #edcmooc 1

Week 2: E-learning and Digital Cultures #edcmooc

Reading Time: 2 minutesI’m currently attending this MOOC: E-learning and Digital Cultures, offered through Coursera. Activity for Week 2 Themes explored this week included technological utopianism and dystopianism, and the idea of technological determinism. I watched these...