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So long, and thanks for all the TAGS
For almost ten years now, whenever I’ve been involved in an activity that involves Twitter conversations I’ve headed over to TAGS and set up a copy to collate tweets and produce visualisations like the one above. So earlier this month, … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, DailyCreate, DS106, Learning, MOOC, Online learning, Peer interaction, PhD
Tagged clmooc, ds106, SNA, Social Network Analysis, TAGS
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Engagement
During a twitter conversation, I turned to AI and asked what is ‘student engagement’? Here’s the reply. Student engagement refers to the level of interest, enthusiasm, and involvement that students have in their learning experiences. Engaged students are actively involved … Continue reading
Learning Despite Assessment
Recently I’ve heard two different people say the following about assessment: I think that both of these statements are obviously wrong, or they ought to be. I can, sadly, understand how assessment becomes the motivating factor for many students because … Continue reading
Researchers as lurkers
An interesting paragraph in a book I am reading at the moment (Lurking, by Joanne McNeil). We are used to talking about learners as lurkers, but here’s another perspective. What images do we invoke when we think about the researcher … Continue reading
Heidegger and Bricolage Part 2
In my earlier post I suggested that Heidegger thought of understanding as being an uncovering of meaning, and I further suggested that this is one of the things that we bricoleurs do when we mix and remix. In this post … Continue reading
The DS106 Daily Create is 10 years old
So here’s 10 reasons why you should join us in the Daily Create Teacher owl says Daily Creates are better than apples You too can become a leader Anyone can be a Daily Create Influencer It’s free, and open to … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Learning, Online learning, Peer interaction, Remix
Tagged #DS106, #TDC3649, remix
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Digital Detritus
Do you tidy up at the end of a beach party? Are you happy to walk away from the embers of a beach barbeque, ignoring the empty drink cans and food wrappers, or do you carefully collect any rubbish that … Continue reading
What would Wittgenstein think of remix?
We were playing a game at the weekend, which Kevin started. We answered by making an acrostic of the word we guessed until we got it right Then Wendy put her twist on it. Different game, different rules. Obviously related … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Learning, Online learning, Peer interaction, Rhizomes, Wittgenstein
Tagged #clmooc, games, remix, Wittgenstein
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Tying it all together
Nearly there. This week I spoke to my supervisor and my Graduate School and I have sent off my “intention to submit” by March 31st 2021. It’s almost done- I just need to finish the final chapters and give it … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Academia, Editing, Learning, MOOC, Researcher Journal, Writing
Tagged #clmooc, PhD
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Hamish the Tour Guide
Yesterday, as part of the SocMedHE20 conference, we ran a competition to guess where Hamish the Cow was. Hamish was originally knitted by me back in the old world of social contact, before we realised we’d have to run this … Continue reading
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