Contrasting Approaches to Online Course Development
Three common approaches to online course development are compared and contrasted herein for a higher synthesis. … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Harvard
Why Bloom’s Taxonomy Makes No_Sense
It’s always interesting to see, hear and read the buy-in on Bloom’s Taxonomy, and the grand ascriptions to its rather dull precepts. … Continue reading
Review: Piazza
Piazza (http://piazza.com) is an open source Q&A (Question & Answer) platform. … Continue reading
What Creates Community in an Online Course?
In answering the question, “What creates community in an online course?” I began with Merriam-Webster’s dictionary definition of the term “community,” given as a unified body of individuals.[i] … Continue reading
Commentary on Guo, Kim and Rubin’s Study on MOOC Videos and Student Engagement
Guo, Kim and Rubin’s How Video Production Affects Student Engagement: An Empirical Study of MOOC Videos is significant in that it is purportedly the first such research based on big data. … Continue reading
Bob The Kelly Girl
Bob tried substitute teaching in 1985 when he was a self-described “confused 19 year old trying to figure out what to do with the rest of my life.” He’s back at it again in 2013, having run out of career options. … Continue reading
My First MOOC
I made the decision to MOOC my course over summer-break as I regularly update material at that time and the prospect of crowd sourcing it struck me as a grand experiment. … Continue reading