CLmooc is an experiment in connected learning, which means that people participate in a peer-supported, interest-powered, production-centered, academically-oriented, and openly-networked community of learners.
A Reflection on My #CLMOOC Work Thanks to all for a marvelous, connected six weeks! Why connected learning? Why digital learning? Thanks to Margaret Simon for hosting DigiLit Sundays where educators share how they are using technology in…
Inspiration is all around. One place is #clmooc. That is a Connected Learning Massive Open Online Collaboration. I was involved as a participant and as part of the support team. Read about my #clmooc experience and learn about Connected Learning. It really isn’t anything…
Margaret Simon asks a question: Tapping Student Connections How do we tap into student interests and create online learning environments for them to connect to and learn from? That is the question for DigLit Sunday bloggers from Margaret Simon. And…
Adjacent Possible, Embodied Learning, and Verbal Learning: Connected Learning Principles and Values Reflection inspired by Terry Elliott Note: Connected Learning Principles ConnectedLearning_report.pdf. (n.d.). Retrieved July 7, 2014, from http://dmlhub.net/sites/default/files/ConnectedLearning_report.pdf Interest Powered “When a subject is personally interesting and relevant, learners achieve…
REVISING a Blog I Started Last Year Revision Steps — ideas so far 1. Starting: A reflection and revision of my work last year in the post: Play is the Game 2. Adding Meme Activities to Connect2Learn Blog a. Memes…
#clmooc Reflections and Connections 2 What am I learning? More than I thought! Digital Literacies and Connected Learning Today I attended Doug Belshaw’s The Essential Elements of Digital Literacies (@dajbelshaw) session to introduce his new book of the same…
