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This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.

Article: The influence of perceived information overload on student participation and knowledge construction in computer-mediated communication

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Tags: ocTEL, TEL, learners, learningtheoryby: James Kerr

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kerr63: 2 for 1? Design courses for delivery via both credit and "free" to keep development costs down #octel #tel http://t.co/MEqB6B7He0

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2 for 1? Design courses for delivery via both credit and “free” to keep development costs down #octel #tel http://t.co/MEqB6B7He0

— James Kerr (@Kerr63) June 10, 2013

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kerr63: Massive Open Online Resource? Stanford's Dr. Keith Devlin on MOOCs http://t.co/mHR4RRS7ID #octel #tel #mooc

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Massive Open Online Resource? Stanford’s Dr. Keith Devlin on MOOCs http://t.co/mHR4RRS7ID #octel #tel #mooc

— James Kerr (@Kerr63) June 5, 2013

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Retention and Intention in Massive Open Online Courses: In Depth (EDUCAUSE Review) | EDUCAUSE.edu

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kerr63: Is listening to #iTunesU content on a mobile device the same as listening while mobile? #octel #tel (I say no)

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Is listening to #iTunesU content on a mobile device the same as listening while mobile? #octel #tel (I say no)— James Kerr (@Kerr63) June 4, 2013

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kerr63: @altoctel I thought #ocTEL 's Induction week went well; perhaps too much emphasis on listserv that ultimately isn't used much by octellers?

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@altoctel I thought #ocTEL ‘s Induction week went well; perhaps too much emphasis on listserv that ultimately isn’t used much by octellers?

— James Kerr (@Kerr63) June 3, 2013

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kerr63: Massive Open Online Resource? http://t.co/iJs0SVoQvT via @wordpressdotcom #octel #tel #mooc

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Massive Open Online Resource? http://t.co/iJs0SVoQvT via @wordpressdotcom #octel #tel #mooc— James Kerr (@Kerr63) June 3, 2013

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Classroom Assessment Techniques – University of California, Irvine Video

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Comments:”A teaching and learning video vignette presented by Shaun Longstreet. Topics covered in this video include: The Four Dimensions of Learning, Summative Assessments, and Formative Assessments.” – James KerrTags: ocTEL, TEL, assessmentby: James …

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kerr63: RT @ecn_denny: Are people taking #MOOC courses to earn certificates? Survey says… http://t.co/vnFhKU3TCI #edtech #octel #tel

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RT @ecn_denny: Are people taking #MOOC courses to earn certificates? Survey says… http://t.co/vnFhKU3TCI #edtech #octel #tel— James Kerr (@Kerr63) May 23, 2013

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Building Strong Online Community Through the Use of OER Cartoons and Prompts – FREE | The Sloan Consortium

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Comments:Online discussion prompts often do little prompting; they fail to engage the student in meaningful dialogue. Rather, the conversation that often surfaces is one centered around tasks, deadlines, or assignment instructions, rather than a dialog…

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