Learning2gether Episode 56
Wednesday July 27, 2011
Download: https://learning2getherdotnet.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/moocast-july-27-2011.mp3
was a big day in Learning2gether. Three events were scheduled starting at 10 a.m. GMT, each just an hour apart. Here’s the play by play …
The Eportfolio CoP MOOC launches August 1 and goes until Sept 30, 2011
- https://sites.google.com/site/eportfoliocommunity/epcop-mooc
- https://sites.google.com/site/epcoplearnspace/
EpCoP kicked off their MOOC with an Introductory Webinar on that evening 8 pm Sydney time.
In Elluminate / Bb Collaborate: http://tinyurl.com/29tyznz
The time where you are for this one might help you fix on the next one in one week’s time:
Takeaways from the slide presentation, which you can see when the recording is made available:
Then at 12:00 GMT
Jeff Lebow Hangs Out with Graham Stanley on Google+
To join in, you need to have a G+ account and have added Jeff or Graham to one of your G+ circles.
- The Hangout link can be found on Jeff’s +profile page at: https://plus.google.com/105999634356572746040
- This was streamed at http://eflbridges.net/live
- Announcement http://eflbridges.net/event/efl-teacher-hangout-w-graham-stanley
- Some links that came up during the conversation
- Recording
And finally at 1400 GMT
MOOCast, http://edumooc2011.blogspot.com/p/moocast-studio.html
Week#5 MOOCast video, audio, & links posted at http://bit.ly/q5cMqe
Convened, streamed, and recorded by Jeff Lebow and featuring +Rob Darrow +John Graves +Vance Stevens +Frank Stonehouse +Rebecca Hogue +Sanford Arbogast +scott lockman +Maizie Avihayil & +Clark Shah-Nelson in a great hangout.
Links shared:
Apart from those posted at http://bit.ly/q5cMqe Vance harvested these:
- We talked about the posts in this forum: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/edumooc/BgLg6dJK9Co/discussion
- Rebecca Hogue asked us if we were familiar with #lrnchat on Twitter
- John Greaves
- Created an iEtherpad at http://ietherpad.com/edumooc2011week5 so he could create a QR code from the URL that his phone could read so that it could then say what was in the ietherpad via the Wiki-to-speech Android app
- Explained Open Allure responding to math, dictionary and scripted inputs in this YouTube video:
- introduced us to the concept of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stigmergy to characterize the way characters in a MOOC influence one another (in answer to Rebecca’s asking if we were actually creating knowledge here)
Recordings:
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