Month: March 2013

This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.

Guide to discussion and collaboration spaces

Discussion and collaboration are central to the experience of ocTEL. But it’s a challenge to arrange the online discussions of 850+ people (that’s how many registrations we’ve had for the course at the time of writing). We want to make

(M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL

Scooped by Irina Radchenko onto Open Knowledge

(M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL

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danielamof: RT @mhawksey: (M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress (or another?) into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL http://t.co/lRUenylmQa

RT @mhawksey: (M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress (or another?) into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL flip.it/O8A9o— Daniel Amo (@danielamof) March 28, 2013

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Ye canny defy the laws of (complexity science) or how to evaluate a MOOC

One way to approach evaluation can be to try to define what would indicate that an intervention or change has been successful. This could be successful from the perspective of a project team, the intended recipients of the intervention, or those paying…

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putting yourself in the learner’s shoes

As part of the preparation for my ULTA2 assignment, I’ll be getting some of my online teaching observed. This has raised the question of how to carry out observation of online teaching, and how observation of online teaching is different to traditional observations. I’ve been reading around this a little …

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Martin Hawksey – (M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL

Scooped by Andreas Link onto Open Educational Resources (OER)

Martin Hawksey – (M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL

I've been playing deep inside WordPress and for the forthcoming 'Open Course in Technology Enhanced Learning…

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I’ve been playing deep inside WordPress and for the forthcoming ‘Open Course in Technology Enhanced Learning’ #ocTEL  I’ve hit on the idea of an ‘open course reader’ similar to Google Reader. What do you think?

Google Readers demise is unfortunate but before it disappears I thought it would be useful to raid some of the functionality for an open course reader (using WordPress/FeedWordPress

(M)OOC in a Box: Turning WordPress into an Open Course Reader #ocTEL

Google Readers demise is unfortunate but before it disappears I thought it would be useful to raid some of the functionality for an open course reader (using WordPress/FeedWordPress

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Welcome to LORO – LORO

Comments:”LORO contains resources for language teaching available to download and reuse, including those used by the Department of Languages at the Open University, UK.” – Sarah HorriganTags: oer, loro, language, languages, resources, derbytel, opennes…

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