#ETMOOC Intro
It took some peer pressure but I have decided to take the plunge and participate in #ETMOOC, a massive open online course on Educational Technology & Media. Here is the description provided on the course webpage,
#etmooc is a ‘Connectivist’ MOOC (‘cMOOC) this is designed around a
few key principles:
– The course is developed with a weak ‘centre’. While etmooc-org will provide
a level of aggregation, detail, and dirction, the majority of interactions are likely
to occur within groups & networks, facilitated through various online spaces &
services.
– Participants are strongly encouraged to develop their own reflective, learning
spaces. We’re hoping that every learner in #etmooc creates and maintains their
own blog for continuous reflection, creativity, and resource sharing.
– Sharing and networking participation are essential for the success of all learners
in #etmooc. Thus, we’ll be needing you to share your knowledge, to support and
encourage others, and to participate in meaningful conversations.
When participating in #ETMOOC activities I will tag my posts “#ETMOOC” as well as include the screenshot above to make the posts more visible to readers who may be visiting from the #ETMOOC community.
Our first project is to share an intro of ourselves, so here it goes! I’ve created a SlideShare presentation based off of ones I learned how to create during a recent PD session with Darren Kuropatwa & Andy McKiel.
#ETMOOC Intro from MissLwbt
Hi, just go on blogging and read blogs of other #etmooc-ers. comment on their blogs. Share your ideas about the thinking of other people in your blog and twitter your blog title.
I like the way you use video to introduce yourself. Are you going to use video in your lessons? What technology do you use in whole brain education?