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week 13: MOOCS – How do we perceive knowledge and the acquisition of knowledge?

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Educational analysts (Bates; Watters) demonstrate that MOOCs development is both a promising movement towards democratizing education and a critically unsustainable technological fad played by the ivy league universities. Having a unified platform for MOOCs makes very different courses look the same to the detriment of learning experience. What do you think about the perspectives of MOOC? I believe that the notion of the MOOC being a “disruptive innovation” is interesting, as I believe any innovation to any field (education or otherwise) has the potential to be disruptive. Changing the trajectory…read more

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week 10: share for the greater good, better, best.

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1. What type of authorship license you would choose for your Learning Module Project (you Assignment 2 or Assignment 3)? Our online course is being developed in Eliademy. Eliademy began to crowdsource OER (Open Educational Resources), and the following is an excerpt from their website: “OER are educational resources such as texts, images, videos, assignments, courses, etc. which are freely accessible to anyone and can be used to teach and learn. They can be part of the public domain or released under a license allowing free use, adaptation and distribution….read more

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