Though there is that feeling of “vulnerability” in a group annotation activity, it helps to remember that the participants who commented before me offered me insights to mull over before making my own comments. I didn’t judge them negatively; rather I respect their views and appreciate their own public leap. I look forward to sharing more and gaining confidence voicing my thoughts online.
Tag Archives: #OpenLearning19
#OpenLearning2019…once more unto the breach
…of yet another connectivist #MOOC that is
… and my first post for Open Learning 2019 because I have to post to have a feed to complete sign-up. This procedure guarantees that I will have written at least one blog post for Open Learning 2019, which puts me ahead of Open Learning 2017, although at least I came away from it with a Hypothesis account and another MOOC feed in my reader.
I’ve participated in MOOCs since 2010, including the occasional x-version. The past few years, participation has not matched intentions, and I’ve been on an extended blogging hiatus as well. When I missed most of Open Learning 2017, I told myself next year but missed that too.
So here I am following #openlearning19 tweets, reading blog posts and collecting links. And if it helps kick starts a return to blogging? Lagniappe.
#OpenLearning19 test post
Hello from Heidelberg
Pre-mooc-ing the cMOOC
Looking forward to the MOOC experience and to learning as much as possible during Open Learning ’19.
Get ready for Open Learning ’19!
Open Learning ’19, a cMOOC about open learning now in its third iteration will begin on March 17th and run for three weeks. Week 1 will be preceded by a “pre-cMOOC” week for anyone who is new to connected learning, new to MOOCs (and espeically to cMOOCs) or new to open learning concepts. Starting on March 10th, all are welcome to join in for the pre-cMOOC week led by Gardner Campbell, Open Learning’s original hub director.
The schedule for Open Learning ’19:
3/17-3/23 Week 1: Open Educational Resources and Open Access
3/24-3/30 Week 2: Open Pedagogy
3/31-4/6 Week 3: Open Faculty Development
These are topics that we’ve explored in previous iterations of Open Learning, and you will find a wealth of resources already on the Hub site: http://openlearninghub.net/.
To begin, start tuning in to the hashtag on Twitter: #OpenLearning19 and syndicate your blog to the Hub (don’t have a blog, this is a great chance to start one!) and use #OpenLearning19 for relevant posts. See instructions in the “Join Up!” link.
I look forward to learning with you!
Your humble Hub Director for Open Learning ’19,
Sue Erickson