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Understanding lurkers
Last week I attended the most excellent SocMedHE16 conference to present a paper that I have co-written with Aras Bozkurt, Len Singh and AK based on some research we have been doing about learner behaviour in #CLMOOC – an online community … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Learning, MOOC, Online learning, PhD, Social Media
Tagged #clmooc, #SocMedHE16, Community of Practice, CoP, lurkers, lurking, Pareto's Law
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