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This pre-cMOOC week, directed by Stephanie Blackmon, helps you prepare for Open Learning ’18 with learning opportunities around finding and building an openly networked public voice.
Day 1 (Feb. 5): A Brief Introduction to MOOCs
What is a MOOC? Dave Cormier explains:
What is a cMOOC?
Blog post on cMOOCs and xMOOCs from Stephen Downes
cMOOCs and xMOOCs
Day 2 (Feb. 6): Using Blogs, Twitter, and Hypothes.is to Participate in #openlearning18
Engagement in cMOOC #openlearning18
For those of you who participated in Open Learning ’17 and those of you who have participated in a similar faculty development experience, we hope that you will use Open Learning ’18 as an opportunity to take a deeper dive into the topic of open educational resources (OERs), expand your network around faculty development and open education, and help those who are new to the Open Learning experience build stronger connections around open education. For those of you who consider yourselves Open Learning environment novices, see the following helpful hints from Sue Erickson:
“How to survive (and thrive) in a cMOOC”
Engaging Through Twitter
See examples of previous Twitter Chats from #openlearning17
Engaging Through Hypothes.is
Connected Learning
*Digital Media and Learning: Principles of Connected Learning
*George Siemens: Connectivism
Day 3 (Feb. 7): A Brief Introduction to Open Educational Resources (OERs)
What is an Open Educational Resource (OER)?
*Viewpoint from UNESCO
*Viewpoint from Education Week
*Viewpoint from Lumen Learning
Financials and OERs
Viewpoint from David Wiley via EDUCAUSE:
Day 4 (Feb. 8): Twitter Chat Opportunity–NOON EST
Twitter chat on various experiences with OERs (or what you would like to learn about OERs)
Note: Once you log on to Twitter, use the search box or your search filter (or click here) to find #openlearning18. Locating the hashtag will help you keep up with the Twitter chat and general Open Learning ’18 happenings! If it seems that you may be missing #openlearning18 tweets, just refresh your page.
Day 5 (Feb. 9): Blogging Opportunity
Blog Post on What You’re Looking Forward To in Open Learning ’18
Two guiding questions: What do you hope to get from Open Learning ’18? What do you hope to contribute to Open Learning ’18?
Note: Don’t forget to syndicate your blog into the Open Learning ’18 stream!
Post by Stephanie Blackmon, edited by Gardner Campbell
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