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Reply To: Cost disease and tuition fees – 2 hours, 10 minutes ago by David Jennings
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Reply To: xMOOC Enhancement Strategies? – 7 hours, 47 minutes ago by James Kerr
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nhancement Strategies? – 9 hours, 57 minutes ago by tomasdore
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So they asked me to put my course on-line, now they’ve sacked me! #octel June 6, 2013 \| More than just Content I was looking at the #octel video on the Saylor Foundation and my first thought was – oh there are no lecturers at all. This made me realise that a fear that academics have been telling me about for years has … Continue reading → Read more »	iTunesU vs OpenLearn: packaging matters June 6, 2013 \| E-learning Observations iTunesU vs OpenLearn – the difference it makesocTEL speaker of week 8, Fernando Rosell-Aguilar, in his YouTube video, says: – iTunesU hasn’t led to much enrolment; it’s been great for the brand, though. – By contrast, he… Read more »
Filtering Blogger posts June 6, 2013 \| E-learning Observations Filtering Blogger postsFiltering my blog by a label, in this case ‘octel’:http://elearningobse... my blog’s RSS feed by a label, again using ‘octel’ for the example of a label:http://elearningobserv... Read more »	Response to the ‘one thing’ in ocTEL week 8 June 6, 2013 \| E-learning Observations If you only do one thing… Week 8Write down in short bullet point form a list of:elements of the Saylor or xMOOC approach that you think could be applicable to your context (what you’re involved in teaching, to whom, with what goals and constraints), andproblems you might anticipate with the Read more »
Viewing the ‘one thing’ in Octel’s week 8 June 6, 2013 \| E-learning Observations If you only do one thing…Task: WatchOption: 1: Saylor video Michael Saylor:”We’re reached an inflection point where it’s now cheaper to teach someone to read on a tablet computer than …on paper…. You’ve got this…Profound,Disruptive,E… that’s blowing through everything…””Our contribution is design” 12 Academic majors, including: Art HistoryHistoryPsychologyThe elective courses Read more »

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So they asked me to put my course on-line, now they’ve sacked me! #octel

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Joseph Gliddon Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

I was looking at the #octel video on the Saylor Foundation and my first thought was – oh there are no lecturers at all. This made me realise that a fear that academics have been telling me about for years has … Continue reading →

iTunesU vs OpenLearn: packaging matters

Posted on June 6, 2013 by

Tom Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

iTunesU vs OpenLearn – the difference it makesocTEL speaker of week 8, Fernando Rosell-Aguilar, in his YouTube video, says: – iTunesU hasn’t led to much enrolment; it’s been great for the brand, though. – By contrast, he…

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So they asked me to put my course on-line, now they’ve sacked me! #octel

iTunesU vs OpenLearn: packaging matters

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So they asked me to put my course on-line, now they’ve sacked me! #octel

iTunesU vs OpenLearn: packaging matters

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