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Thinking about youth in cMOOCs

The cross-generational learning experiences that I’ve participated in have been uniquely powerful. This is leading me to think about how we might include more youth in our connectivist learning MOOCs. My question is – what would incentivize youth to participate?

karen April 14, 2014April 14, 2014 clmooc, DLMOOC No Comments Read more

What does “deeper learning” mean to you?

I’m working on another MOOC, this one focused on deeper learning, and it is prompting me to think a lot about what deeper learning means to me. (As background, the Deeper Learning MOOC or DLMOOC is a free, flexible, nine-week

karen December 18, 2013January 10, 2014 DLMOOC 4 Comments Read more

Reclaiming the MOOC name

I have heard a lot of poo-pooing of MOOCs. A lot of “we-are-not-going-to-get-on-this-bandwagon” talk. A lot of “we don’t want no stinking MOOCs.” I can only assume that what people are reacting to is the new breed of xMOOCs from

karen July 30, 2013January 10, 2014 clmooc, DLMOOC 2 Comments Read more

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